Community Tools
These Consul tools are created and managed by the amazing members of the Consul community:
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cfg4j - Configuration library for Java distributed apps. Reads and auto-updates configuration from Consul KVs (and others)
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cfg4j-pusher - Command line app that pushes values from configuration files (YAML, properties, etc.) to Consul KVs
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confd - Manage local application configuration files using templates and data from etcd or Consul
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consul-backinator - Command line Consul KV backup and restoration utility
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consul-cli - Command line interface to Consul HTTP API
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consul-do - Do something, such as run HA cronjobs, based on Consul leadership status
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Consultant - Library for Java services to self register and deregister, fetching configuration, and subscribing to configuration changes.
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crypt - Store and retrieve encrypted configuration parameters from etcd or Consul
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Dropwizard Consul Bundle - Service discovery and configuration integration with the Dropwizard framework
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docker-consul - Dockerized Consul Agent
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fabio - Fast, zero-conf, consul-aware load-balancing HTTP/HTTPS router
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git2consul - Mirror the contents of a Git repository into Consul KVs
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gradle-consul-plugin - A Consul Gradle plugin
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helios-consul - Service registrar plugin for Helios
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registrator - Service registry bridge for Docker
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Spring Cloud Consul - Service discovery, configuration and events for Spring Cloud
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marathon-consul - Service registry bridge for Marathon
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marathon-consul - Bridge from Marathon apps to the Consul K/V store
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mesos-consul - Service registry bridge for Mesos
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NodeFabric - Turnkey CentOS 7 Atomic Host image with integrated Consul, Registrator and HAProxy - enabling rapid MariaDB-Galera and Ceph deployments
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Embedded Consul - Library for JVM based applications, provides easy way to run Consul in integration tests
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envoy - Consul Clojure client with watchers and other goodies
Are you the author of a tool and you would like to be featured on this page? The Consul website is open source and is embedded inside the Consul repository on GitHub. You can submit a Pull Request to add your tool to the list and we will gladly review it.