kong-python-pluginserver
Plugin server for Python language support in Kong plugin.
Requires Kong >= 2.0.0.
Install the plugin server
pip3 install kong-pluginserver
# Replace the go-pluginserver with python plugin server
cp /usr/local/bin/kong-pluginserver /usr/local/bin/go-pluginserver
Configure Kong
Add the following line into kong.conf:
plugins=bundled,py-hello,py-image
go_plugins_dir=/your/path/to/python/plugins/dir
For example, to test examples, clone kong-python-pluginserver to /dir1/kong-python-pluginserver
and set go_plugins_dir to /dir1/kong-python-pluginserver/examples
Enable the plugin
Same step as it's a Lua plugin.
Notes
- All PDK API supported by Go Plugin Server is supported.
- The plugin server is implemented by gevent module for now, thus only one CPU core will be used. If your plugin is CPU-hungry, consider run the plugin instance in a seperate process and implement a piping IPC.
- Currently you can't run Go plugins and Python plugins at the same time, as Kong only accepts one plugin server socket.
TODO
- Process per instance
- Tests
- Hot reload
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