Locators that find a beacon through the enterprise's own directory: a DNS name with several addresses, SRV, DNS-SD under the network's domain, a TXT pointer, a well-known HTTPS beacon document, a Kubernetes headless service; the DnsResolver SPI over the JDK's JNDI provider; the beacon document with its signature. JDK-only beyond the AgentSpaces API.

Artifacts using AgentSpaces Bootstrap (5)
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The composition both hosts share: agentspaces.bootstrap.* settings, the configured seeds, and the application's locator beans into one BootstrapChain per group through the core's BootstrapChainFactory seam; the nested-map binding of the ...
Last Release on Oct 22, 2026
The beacon an operator runs to be found: the signed beacon document built from a running peer and served over HTTP with ETag, cache headers, CORS, and a rate limit; the DNS records to register, printed; and a standalone main that founds ...
Last Release on Oct 27, 2026
The dnsjava (BSD-2-Clause) implementation of the agentspaces-bootstrap DnsResolver SPI: A and AAAA, SRV, PTR, and TXT over the platform's servers, over DNS over HTTPS, and with DNSSEC validation against the IANA root trust anchors. Kept ...
Last Release on Oct 24, 2026
Binds agentspaces.bootstrap.* and agentspaces.groups[].bootstrap.* from the Micronaut environment and supplies the DnsResolver and BootstrapChainFactory beans the AgentSpaces Micronaut factory's seams accept, so each group's bootstrap ...
Last Release on Oct 22, 2026
Binds agentspaces.bootstrap.* and agentspaces.groups[].bootstrap.* and supplies the DnsResolver and BootstrapChainFactory beans the AgentSpaces starter's seams accept, so each group's bootstrap chain is composed from properties and the ...
Last Release on Oct 22, 2026
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