In Chapter 2, we saw that it is fairly straightforward to get a NATS Server up and running, as there are not many knobs required when we’re just sticking to the defaults.
In this chapter, we will take a further look at the different configuration parameters from the server, both from the command line and as part of the custom configuration file format from the server.
Furthermore, the NATS team provides binaries for most of the popular OS architectures on each release, as well as curating official images for Docker. This makes it easier to work with container orchestration systems. ...
