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* peering: add config to enable/disable peering

Add config:

```
peering {
  enabled = true
}
```

Defaults to true. When disabled:
1. All peering RPC endpoints will return an error
2. Leader won't start its peering establishment goroutines
3. Leader won't start its peering deletion goroutines
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config peering: add config to enable/disable peering (#13867) 2022-07-22 15:20:21 -07:00
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README.md
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README.md

Consul Developer Documentation

See our contributing guide to get started.

This directory contains documentation intended for anyone interested in understanding, and contributing changes to, the Consul codebase.

Overview

This documentation is organized into the following categories. Each category is either a significant architectural layer, or major functional area of Consul. These documents assume a basic understanding of Consul's feature set, which can be found in the public user documentation.

Overview

source

Contents

  1. Command-Line Interface (CLI)
  2. HTTP API
  3. Agent Configuration
  4. RPC
  5. Cluster Persistence
  6. Client Agent
  7. Service Discovery
  8. Service Mesh (Connect)
  9. Cluster Membership
  10. Key/Value Store
  11. ACL
  12. Multi-Cluster Federation

Also see the FAQ.

Important Directories

Most top level directories contain Go source code. The directories listed below contain other important source related to Consul.

Contributing to these docs

This section is meta documentation about contributing to these docs.

Diagrams

The diagrams in these documents are created using the mermaid-js live editor. The mermaid-js docs provide a complete reference for how to create and edit the diagrams. Use the consul-mermaid-theme.json (paste it into the Config tab in the editor) to maintain a consistent Consul style for the diagrams.