Configure Systemd Socket Activation
as new way for Poseidon to accept connections. This should reduce our issues caused by deployments.
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address: 127.0.0.1
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# Port on which the webserver listens
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port: 7200
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# When using Systemd socket activation, Poseidon tries to connect to an existing systemd socket instead of creating its own.
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# This is useful for zero downtime deployments as the systemd sockets hold up the connections while Poseidon is restarting.
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# Iff systemdsocketactivation, the configured address and port will not be used, instead the provided systemd socket will be.
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systemdsocketactivation: false
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# If set, this token is required in the `Poseidon-Token` header for each route except /health
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# token: SECRET
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# Configuration of TLS between the web client and Poseidon.
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