Proxy Mode v3.9.0
proxy is pure reverse-proxy mode.
⚠️ EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE: proxy mode is part of the experimental upstream modes feature set and may change without notice.
Behavior
For unary and all streaming methods:
- Request is forwarded to upstream.
- Response, status, headers, and trailers are returned from upstream.
- Local stubs are not used for matching or response selection.
URL schemes
grpc+proxy://host:portgrpcs+proxy://host:port
Query parameters
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
timeout | 5s | Timeout for upstream requests. |
bearer | — | Bearer token to include in upstream requests. |
serverName | — | Override TLS server name (SNI). |
insecureSkipVerify | false | Skip upstream TLS certificate verification. |
Example:
bash
gripmock "grpcs+proxy://10.0.0.5:8443?serverName=api.company.local&timeout=10s"Order Service example
bash
GRPC_PORT=4770 HTTP_PORT=4771 \
gripmock "grpcs+proxy://orders.api.local:8443?serverName=orders.api.local"Point your application/test environment to localhost:4770. GripMock forwards every call and logs request/response (gRPC call completed), which is useful for baseline traffic inspection before creating stubs.
When to choose proxy
- You need immediate startup with no stub preparation.
- You want reverse-proxy behavior only.
- You want real traffic visibility in GripMock logs.