chore: remove broadcast and websockets from the configuration

Signed-off-by: Valery Piashchynski <[email protected]>

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 81 deletions

diff --git a/.rr.yaml b/.rr.yaml
index 80431327..c5900e91 100644
--- a/.rr.yaml
+++ b/.rr.yaml
@@ -549,7 +549,7 @@ http:
   # Optional, default: false
   raw_body: false
 
-  # Middlewares for the http plugin, order is important. Allowed values is: "headers", "gzip", "static", "websockets", "sendfile",  [SINCE 2.6] -> "new_relic", [SINCE 2.6] -> "http_metrics", [SINCE 2.7] -> "cache"
+  # Middlewares for the http plugin, order is important. Allowed values is: "headers", "gzip", "static", "sendfile",  [SINCE 2.6] -> "new_relic", [SINCE 2.6] -> "http_metrics", [SINCE 2.7] -> "cache"
   #
   # Default value: []
   middleware: [ "headers", "gzip" ]
@@ -961,7 +961,7 @@ http:
     # Default: 128
     max_concurrent_streams: 128
 
-# Redis section. Should be defined to use as a broadcast driver for the websockets (with no limitation to use in other plugins)
+# Redis section.
 redis:
   # UniversalClient is an abstract client which - based on the provided options -
   # can connect to either clusters, or sentinel-backed failover instances
@@ -993,85 +993,6 @@ redis:
   idle_check_freq: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
   read_only: false
 
-# Websockets plugin
-#
-# Should be attached as a middleware to the http plugin middlewares
-websockets:
-  # Broker to use. Brokers can be set in the broadcast plugin. For example, if you use broker: default here, broadcast plugin should have default broker in its config.
-  #
-  # This option is required.
-  broker: default-redis
-
-  # Allowed request origin (single value). This option is optional (allowed all by default)
-  #
-  # Default: "*". Samples: "https://*.my.site", "http//*.com", "10.1.1.1", etc
-  allowed_origin: "*"
-
-  # http path where to handle websockets connections
-  #
-  # Default: /ws
-  path: "/ws"
-
-# Broadcast plugin. It main purpose is to broadcast published messages via all brokers
-#
-# Use it in conjunction with the websockets, memory and redis plugins.
-# LIMITATION: DO NOT use the same redis connection within different sections or messages will be duplicated.
-# There is no limitation to use different redis connections (ie localhost:6379, localhost:6378, etc) in different sections.
-broadcast:
-  # Section name.
-  #
-  # This option is required and should match with other plugins broker section.
-  default:
-    # Driver to use. Available drivers: redis, memory. In-memory driver does not require any configuration.
-    #
-    # This option is required. There is no config for this driver for the broadcast, thus we need to use {}
-    driver: memory
-    # This option is required if you want to use local configuration
-    #
-    # Default: empty.
-    config: { }
-
-  # Section name.
-  #
-  # This option is required and should match with other plugins broker section.
-  default-redis:
-    # Driver to use. Available drivers: redis, memory. Redis driver require configuration (if empty - localhost:6379 one-node client will be used, see redis plugin config).
-    #
-    # This option is required.
-    driver: redis
-    # Local configuration section
-    #
-    # This option is required to use local section, otherwise (default-redis) global configuration will be used.
-    config:
-      # Redis configuration. This configuration related to the default-redis section. Broadcast plugin will use this configuration first.
-      # If section configuration doesn't exists, second priority - global redis configuration.
-      # If there are no configurations provided, default will be used.
-      #
-      # Default: localhost:6379
-      addrs:
-        - "localhost:6379"
-      # if a MasterName is passed a sentinel-backed FailoverClient will be returned
-      master_name: ""
-      username: ""
-      password: ""
-      db: 0
-      sentinel_password: ""
-      route_by_latency: false
-      route_randomly: false
-      dial_timeout: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      max_retries: 1
-      min_retry_backoff: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      max_retry_backoff: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      pool_size: 0
-      min_idle_conns: 0
-      max_conn_age: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      read_timeout: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      write_timeout: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      pool_timeout: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      idle_timeout: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      idle_check_freq: 0 # accepted values [1s, 5m, 3h]
-      read_only: false
-
 # Application metrics in Prometheus format (docs: https://roadrunner.dev/docs/plugins-metrics/2.x/en). Drop this section
 # for this feature disabling.
 metrics: