Usage: nsolid-proxy [options]

Options:
  --port=ADDRESS        host:port of proxy server
  --registry=ADDRESS    host:port of the etcd server (default: localhost:4001)

Configuration:

The 'port' option specifies the address that the proxy server will be listening
on for requests. It should be in the form 'port' or 'address:port', where
'address' is an IP address or hostname, and 'port' is the port number.  If
'address' is not specified, the server will accept connections on any IPv6
address (::) when IPv6 is available, or any IPv4 address (0.0.0.0) otherwise.

This program uses the npm package 'rc' to obtain option values.  For more
information on how to provide option values, see the help for the package at
https://www.npmjs.com/package/rc

In addition to the 'registry' and 'port' options, you can also use the options
'denied' and 'broadcast_approved' in an 'rc' configuration file.  These values
are arrays of N|Solid commands to deny, or approve for broadcast.

It's recommended that you create an 'rc' configuration file '.nsolid-proxyrc',
and make it available in the current directory when you launch this program.

Below is a sample '.nsolid-proxyrc' file.  Note that the 'port' property can
be a number (as in this case), or a string in the form 'host:port'.

    {
      "registry": "localhost:4001",
      "port": 9000,
      "denied": [],
      "broadcast_approved": [
        "ping",
        "process_stats",
        "system_stats",
        "system_info",
        "info",
        "versions",
        "startup_times"
      ]
    }