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# agent/cmd
The main entry point for the GoDoxy Agent, a secure monitoring and proxy agent that runs alongside Docker containers.
## Overview
This package contains the `main.go` entry point for the GoDoxy Agent. The agent is a TLS-enabled server that provides:
- Secure Docker socket proxying with client certificate authentication
- HTTP proxy capabilities for container traffic
- System metrics collection and monitoring
- Health check endpoints
## Architecture
```mermaid
graph TD
A[main] --> B[Logger Init]
A --> C[Load CA Certificate]
A --> D[Load Server Certificate]
A --> E[Log Version Info]
A --> F[Start Agent Server]
A --> G[Start Socket Proxy]
A --> H[Start System Info Poller]
A --> I[Wait Exit]
F --> F1[TLS with mTLS]
F --> F2[Agent Handler]
G --> G1[Docker Socket Proxy]
```
## Main Function Flow
1. **Logger Setup**: Configures zerolog with console output
1. **Certificate Loading**: Loads CA and server certificates for TLS/mTLS
1. **Version Logging**: Logs agent version and configuration
1. **Agent Server**: Starts the main HTTPS server with agent handlers
1. **Socket Proxy**: Starts Docker socket proxy if configured
1. **System Monitoring**: Starts system info polling
1. **Graceful Shutdown**: Waits for exit signal (3 second timeout)
## Configuration
See `agent/pkg/env/README.md` for configuration options.
## Dependencies
- `agent/pkg/agent` - Core agent types and constants
- `agent/pkg/env` - Environment configuration
- `agent/pkg/server` - Server implementation
- `socketproxy/pkg` - Docker socket proxy
- `internal/metrics/systeminfo` - System metrics

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# Agent Package
The `agent` package provides the client-side implementation for interacting with GoDoxy agents. It handles agent configuration, secure communication via TLS, and provides utilities for agent deployment and management.
## Architecture Overview
```mermaid
graph TD
subgraph GoDoxy Server
AP[Agent Pool] --> AC[AgentConfig]
end
subgraph Agent Communication
AC -->|HTTPS| AI[Agent Info API]
AC -->|TLS| ST[Stream Tunneling]
end
subgraph Deployment
G[Generator] --> DC[Docker Compose]
G --> IS[Install Script]
end
subgraph Security
NA[NewAgent] --> Certs[Certificates]
end
```
## File Structure
| File | Purpose |
| -------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| [`config.go`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go) | Core configuration, initialization, and API client logic. |
| [`new_agent.go`](agent/pkg/agent/new_agent.go) | Agent creation and certificate generation logic. |
| [`docker_compose.go`](agent/pkg/agent/docker_compose.go) | Generator for agent Docker Compose configurations. |
| [`bare_metal.go`](agent/pkg/agent/bare_metal.go) | Generator for bare metal installation scripts. |
| [`env.go`](agent/pkg/agent/env.go) | Environment configuration types and constants. |
| [`common/`](agent/pkg/agent/common) | Shared constants and utilities for agents. |
## Core Types
### [`AgentConfig`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go:29)
The primary struct used by the GoDoxy server to manage a connection to an agent. It stores the agent's address, metadata, and TLS configuration.
### [`AgentInfo`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go:45)
Contains basic metadata about the agent, including its version, name, and container runtime (Docker or Podman).
### [`PEMPair`](agent/pkg/agent/new_agent.go:53)
A utility struct for handling PEM-encoded certificate and key pairs, supporting encryption, decryption, and conversion to `tls.Certificate`.
## Agent Creation and Certificate Management
### Certificate Generation
The [`NewAgent`](agent/pkg/agent/new_agent.go:147) function creates a complete certificate infrastructure for an agent:
- **CA Certificate**: Self-signed root certificate with 1000-year validity.
- **Server Certificate**: For the agent's HTTPS server, signed by the CA.
- **Client Certificate**: For the GoDoxy server to authenticate with the agent.
All certificates use ECDSA with P-256 curve and SHA-256 signatures.
### Certificate Security
- Certificates are encrypted using AES-GCM with a provided encryption key.
- The [`PEMPair`](agent/pkg/agent/new_agent.go:53) struct provides methods for encryption, decryption, and conversion to `tls.Certificate`.
- Base64 encoding is used for certificate storage and transmission.
## Key Features
### 1. Secure Communication
All communication between the GoDoxy server and agents is secured using mutual TLS (mTLS). The [`AgentConfig`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go:29) handles the loading of CA and client certificates to establish secure connections.
### 2. Agent Discovery and Initialization
The [`Init`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go:231) and [`InitWithCerts`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go:110) methods allow the server to:
- Fetch agent metadata (version, name, runtime).
- Verify compatibility between server and agent versions.
- Test support for TCP and UDP stream tunneling.
### 3. Deployment Generators
The package provides interfaces and implementations for generating deployment artifacts:
- **Docker Compose**: Generates a `docker-compose.yml` for running the agent as a container via [`AgentComposeConfig.Generate()`](agent/pkg/agent/docker_compose.go:21).
- **Bare Metal**: Generates a shell script to install and run the agent as a systemd service via [`AgentEnvConfig.Generate()`](agent/pkg/agent/bare_metal.go:27).
### 4. Fake Docker Host
The package supports a "fake" Docker host scheme (`agent://<addr>`) to identify containers managed by an agent, allowing the GoDoxy server to route requests appropriately. See [`IsDockerHostAgent`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go:90) and [`GetAgentAddrFromDockerHost`](agent/pkg/agent/config.go:94).
## Usage Example
```go
cfg := &agent.AgentConfig{}
cfg.Parse("192.168.1.100:8081")
ctx := context.Background()
if err := cfg.Init(ctx); err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
fmt.Printf("Connected to agent: %s (Version: %s)\n", cfg.Name, cfg.Version)
```

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# agent/pkg/agentproxy
Package for configuring HTTP proxy connections through the GoDoxy Agent using HTTP headers.
## Overview
This package provides types and functions for parsing and setting agent proxy configuration via HTTP headers. It supports both a modern base64-encoded JSON format and a legacy header-based format for backward compatibility.
## Architecture
```mermaid
graph LR
A[HTTP Request] --> B[ConfigFromHeaders]
B --> C{Modern Format?}
C -->|Yes| D[Parse X-Proxy-Config Base64 JSON]
C -->|No| E[Parse Legacy Headers]
D --> F[Config]
E --> F
F --> G[SetAgentProxyConfigHeaders]
G --> H[Modern Headers]
G --> I[Legacy Headers]
```
## Public Types
### Config
```go
type Config struct {
Scheme string // Proxy scheme (http or https)
Host string // Proxy host (hostname or hostname:port)
HTTPConfig // Extended HTTP configuration
}
```
The `HTTPConfig` embedded type (from `internal/route/types`) includes:
- `NoTLSVerify` - Skip TLS certificate verification
- `ResponseHeaderTimeout` - Timeout for response headers
- `DisableCompression` - Disable gzip compression
## Public Functions
### ConfigFromHeaders
```go
func ConfigFromHeaders(h http.Header) (Config, error)
```
Parses proxy configuration from HTTP request headers. Tries modern format first, falls back to legacy format if not present.
### proxyConfigFromHeaders
```go
func proxyConfigFromHeaders(h http.Header) (Config, error)
```
Parses the modern base64-encoded JSON format from `X-Proxy-Config` header.
### proxyConfigFromHeadersLegacy
```go
func proxyConfigFromHeadersLegacy(h http.Header) Config
```
Parses the legacy header format:
- `X-Proxy-Host` - Proxy host
- `X-Proxy-Https` - Whether to use HTTPS
- `X-Proxy-Skip-Tls-Verify` - Skip TLS verification
- `X-Proxy-Response-Header-Timeout` - Response timeout in seconds
### SetAgentProxyConfigHeaders
```go
func (cfg *Config) SetAgentProxyConfigHeaders(h http.Header)
```
Sets headers for modern format with base64-encoded JSON config.
### SetAgentProxyConfigHeadersLegacy
```go
func (cfg *Config) SetAgentProxyConfigHeadersLegacy(h http.Header)
```
Sets headers for legacy format with individual header fields.
## Header Constants
Modern headers:
- `HeaderXProxyScheme` - Proxy scheme
- `HeaderXProxyHost` - Proxy host
- `HeaderXProxyConfig` - Base64-encoded JSON config
Legacy headers (deprecated):
- `HeaderXProxyHTTPS`
- `HeaderXProxySkipTLSVerify`
- `HeaderXProxyResponseHeaderTimeout`
## Usage Example
```go
// Reading configuration from incoming request headers
func handleRequest(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
cfg, err := agentproxy.ConfigFromHeaders(r.Header)
if err != nil {
http.Error(w, "Invalid proxy config", http.StatusBadRequest)
return
}
// Use cfg.Scheme and cfg.Host to proxy the request
// ...
}
```
## Integration
This package is used by `agent/pkg/handler/proxy_http.go` to configure reverse proxy connections based on request headers.

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# agent/pkg/certs
Certificate management package for creating and extracting certificate archives.
## Overview
This package provides utilities for packaging SSL certificates into ZIP archives and extracting them. It is used by the GoDoxy Agent to distribute certificates to clients in a convenient format.
## Architecture
```mermaid
graph LR
A[Raw Certs] --> B[ZipCert]
B --> C[ZIP Archive]
C --> D[ca.pem]
C --> E[cert.pem]
C --> F[key.pem]
G[ZIP Archive] --> H[ExtractCert]
H --> I[ca, crt, key]
```
## Public Functions
### ZipCert
```go
func ZipCert(ca, crt, key []byte) ([]byte, error)
```
Creates a ZIP archive containing three PEM files:
- `ca.pem` - CA certificate
- `cert.pem` - Server/client certificate
- `key.pem` - Private key
**Parameters:**
- `ca` - CA certificate in PEM format
- `crt` - Certificate in PEM format
- `key` - Private key in PEM format
**Returns:**
- ZIP archive bytes
- Error if packing fails
### ExtractCert
```go
func ExtractCert(data []byte) (ca, crt, key []byte, err error)
```
Extracts certificates from a ZIP archive created by `ZipCert`.
**Parameters:**
- `data` - ZIP archive bytes
**Returns:**
- `ca` - CA certificate bytes
- `crt` - Certificate bytes
- `key` - Private key bytes
- Error if extraction fails
### AgentCertsFilepath
```go
func AgentCertsFilepath(host string) (filepathOut string, ok bool)
```
Generates the file path for storing agent certificates.
**Parameters:**
- `host` - Agent hostname
**Returns:**
- Full file path within `certs/` directory
- `false` if host is invalid (contains path separators or special characters)
### isValidAgentHost
```go
func isValidAgentHost(host string) bool
```
Validates that a host string is safe for use in file paths.
## Constants
```go
const AgentCertsBasePath = "certs"
```
Base directory for storing certificate archives.
```go
package main
import (
"os"
"github.com/yusing/godoxy/agent/pkg/certs"
)
func main() {
// Read certificate files
caData, _ := os.ReadFile("ca.pem")
certData, _ := os.ReadFile("cert.pem")
keyData, _ := os.ReadFile("key.pem")
// Create ZIP archive
zipData, err := certs.ZipCert(caData, certData, keyData)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
// Save to file
os.WriteFile("agent-certs.zip", zipData, 0644)
// Extract from archive
ca, crt, key, err := certs.ExtractCert(zipData)
// ...
}
```
## File Format
The ZIP archive uses `zip.Store` compression (no compression) for fast creation and extraction. Each file is stored with its standard name (`ca.pem`, `cert.pem`, `key.pem`).

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# agent/pkg/env
Environment configuration package for the GoDoxy Agent.
## Overview
This package manages environment variable parsing and provides a centralized location for all agent configuration options. It is automatically initialized on import.
## Variables
| Variable | Type | Default | Description |
| -------------------------- | ---------------- | ---------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| `DockerSocket` | string | `/var/run/docker.sock` | Path to Docker socket |
| `AgentName` | string | System hostname | Agent identifier |
| `AgentPort` | int | `8890` | Agent server port |
| `AgentSkipClientCertCheck` | bool | `false` | Skip mTLS certificate verification |
| `AgentCACert` | string | (empty) | Base64 Encoded CA certificate + key |
| `AgentSSLCert` | string | (empty) | Base64 Encoded server certificate + key |
| `Runtime` | ContainerRuntime | `docker` | Container runtime (docker or podman) |
## ContainerRuntime Type
```go
type ContainerRuntime string
const (
ContainerRuntimeDocker ContainerRuntime = "docker"
ContainerRuntimePodman ContainerRuntime = "podman"
)
```
## Public Functions
### DefaultAgentName
```go
func DefaultAgentName() string
```
Returns the system hostname as the default agent name. Falls back to `"agent"` if hostname cannot be determined.
### Load
```go
func Load()
```
Reloads all environment variables from the environment. Called automatically on package init, but can be called again to refresh configuration.
## Validation
The `Load()` function validates that `Runtime` is either `docker` or `podman`. An invalid runtime causes a fatal error.

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# agent/pkg/handler
HTTP request handler package for the GoDoxy Agent.
## Overview
This package provides the HTTP handler for the GoDoxy Agent server, including endpoints for:
- Version information
- Agent name and runtime
- Health checks
- System metrics (via SSE)
- HTTP proxy routing
- Docker socket proxying
## Architecture
```mermaid
graph TD
A[HTTP Request] --> B[NewAgentHandler]
B --> C{ServeMux Router}
C --> D[GET /version]
C --> E[GET /name]
C --> F[GET /runtime]
C --> G[GET /health]
C --> H[GET /system-info]
C --> I[GET /proxy/http/#123;path...#125;]
C --> J[ /#42; Docker Socket]
H --> K[Gin Router]
K --> L[WebSocket Upgrade]
L --> M[SystemInfo Poller]
```
## Public Types
### ServeMux
```go
type ServeMux struct{ *http.ServeMux }
```
Wrapper around `http.ServeMux` with agent-specific endpoint helpers.
**Methods:**
- `HandleEndpoint(method, endpoint string, handler http.HandlerFunc)` - Registers handler with API base path
- `HandleFunc(endpoint string, handler http.HandlerFunc)` - Registers GET handler with API base path
## Public Functions
### NewAgentHandler
```go
func NewAgentHandler() http.Handler
```
Creates and configures the HTTP handler for the agent server. Sets up:
- Gin-based metrics handler with WebSocket support for SSE
- All standard agent endpoints
- HTTP proxy endpoint
- Docker socket proxy fallback
## Endpoints
| Endpoint | Method | Description |
| ----------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------ |
| `/version` | GET | Returns agent version |
| `/name` | GET | Returns agent name |
| `/runtime` | GET | Returns container runtime |
| `/health` | GET | Health check with scheme query param |
| `/system-info` | GET | System metrics via SSE or WebSocket |
| `/proxy/http/{path...}` | GET/POST | HTTP proxy with config from headers |
| `/*` | \* | Docker socket proxy |
## Sub-packages
### proxy_http.go
Handles HTTP proxy requests by reading configuration from request headers and proxying to the configured upstream.
**Key Function:**
- `ProxyHTTP(w, r)` - Proxies HTTP requests based on `X-Proxy-*` headers
### check_health.go
Handles health check requests for various schemes.
**Key Function:**
- `CheckHealth(w, r)` - Performs health checks with configurable scheme
**Supported Schemes:**
- `http`, `https` - HTTP health check
- `h2c` - HTTP/2 cleartext health check
- `tcp`, `udp`, `tcp4`, `udp4`, `tcp6`, `udp6` - TCP/UDP health check
- `fileserver` - File existence check
## Usage Example
```go
package main
import (
"net/http"
"github.com/yusing/godoxy/agent/pkg/handler"
)
func main() {
mux := http.NewServeMux()
mux.Handle("/", handler.NewAgentHandler())
http.ListenAndServe(":8890", mux)
}
```
## WebSocket Support
The handler includes a permissive WebSocket upgrader for internal use (no origin check). This enables real-time system metrics streaming via Server-Sent Events (SSE).
## Docker Socket Integration
All unmatched requests fall through to the Docker socket handler, allowing the agent to proxy Docker API calls when configured.