We have added 2 new CLI utilities for making your lives easier when managing Varnish and HAProxy.
hypernode-vedit
With hypernode-vedit you can directly edit your VCL, validate and optionally load it:
As a shorthand, you can also use the alias vedit, which executes the same command.
haproxyctl
With haproxyctl you can run the following subcommands:
- status – Shows the status of your HAProxy backends
- drain – Drains a backends, this tells HAProxy to not send traffic to the specified backend
- enable – Makes a backend available again, this tells HAProxy to send traffic to the specified backend again
