daemon-port-management

Register local ports for service discovery in AutomateLinux using the d command suite: setPort, getPort, listPorts, and deletePort. These commands persist and query port mappings within the daemon's SettingsTable using port_ prefixed keys.

Centralized port control provides a reliable registry to track and resolve local application ports. It supports dynamic wiring during runtime by allowing cross-component service discovery, enabling components like dashboards to find and bind to necessary local ports.

Yes, you can use the daemon port management commands to dynamically bind ports for web services, dashboards, and CAD tools. The skill applies across components needing local port mappings, ensuring ports are registered and discoverable at runtime.

To list all registered application ports, run the d listPorts command. To retrieve a specific port value, use d getPort --key <your_key>, substituting your specific port_ prefixed key to query the daemon's SettingsTable.

No specific dependencies or components are required for cross-component port registration. The skill operates independently using the AutomateLinux daemon's SettingsTable and the integrated d command suite to manage port mappings.

Use the deletePort command when an application or service is decommissioned and its local port mapping needs to be removed from the centralized registry. This ensures the daemon's SettingsTable remains clean and prevents port conflicts during runtime service discovery.