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.. _creating_a_basic_network:
###############################
Creating a basic 3-node network
###############################
In this section, we will create a three-node network.
The three nodes are: foo, bar, and baz.
`foo -> bar <- baz`
foo and baz are directly connected to bar with TCP connections.
foo can reach baz by sending network packets through bar.
***********************
Receptor configurations
***********************
1. Create three configuration files, one for each node.
``foo.yml``
.. code-block:: yaml
- node:
id: foo
- control-service:
service: control
filename: /tmp/foo.sock
- tcp-peer:
address: localhost:2222
- log-level:
level: debug
...
``bar.yml``
.. code-block:: yaml
---
- node:
id: bar
- control-service:
service: control
filename: /tmp/bar.sock
- tcp-listener:
port: 2222
- log-level:
level: debug
...
``baz.yml``
.. code-block:: yaml
---
- node:
id: baz
- control-service:
service: control
filename: /tmp/baz.sock
- tcp-peer:
address: localhost:2222
- log-level:
level: debug
- work-command:
workType: echo
command: bash
params: "-c \"while read -r line; do echo $line; sleep 1; done\""
allowruntimeparams: true
...
2. Run the services in separate terminals.
.. code-block:: bash
./receptor --config foo.yml
.. code-block:: bash
./receptor --config bar.yml
.. code-block:: bash
./receptor --config baz.yml
.. seealso::
:ref:`configuring_receptor_with_a_config_file`
Configuring Receptor with a configuration file
:ref:`connecting_nodes`
Detail on connecting receptor nodes
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