Lunar.dev Pro Installation

To scale Lunar.dev API Consumption Gateway, you can run multiple instances concurrently. This setup ensures that traffic is balanced across the instances, enhancing both performance and fault tolerance.

To get started:

1. Obtain the Lunar.dev Pro image:
   • The lunar-proxy-pro image required for Lunar.dev Pro is not publicly available. To obtain this image, you must contact Lunar.dev directly to request access. Once you receive the necessary access key from Lunar, follow the steps in the installation guide and make sure to replace the standard lunar-proxy image with the lunar-proxy-pro image.
2. Set up Redis for shared state:
   • You’ll need a running Redis instance to store the shared state between Lunar.dev Pro instances. You can quickly set this up using the redis image from Docker Hub.
   • Once the Redis instance is running, configure each Lunar.dev Pro instance to connect to Redis by setting the REDIS_URL environment variable. The URL format should be redis://<host>:<port> or rediss://<host>:<port> if using TLS.
   note

   The redis will use lunar as its default prefix for the gateway connection with Redis, to configure the value please change:

   1. REDIS_PREFIX when running using Docker
   2. redisPrefix when using Helm Chart
   redisPrefix
3. mTLS for Redis:

• For enhanced security, Lunar.dev Pro supports connecting to Redis using mutual TLS (mTLS). By using mTLS, you ensure that communication between Lunar.dev Pro instances and Redis is encrypted and secure.
• Follow the steps in the mTLS with Redis Configuration guide to configure mTLS for your Redis connection.

Redis Connection Status

During startup, Lunar.dev will display a message indicating the Redis connection status, including the prefix and URL used. A "Successfully initialized Redis Client" message confirms a successful connection.

For a full breakdown of startup indicators, refer to the Lunar.dev Logs page.