32 HAProxy Access Lists: Path End Based Routing and Redirection | Configuration Demo
Hojat Gazestani
Welcome to this insightful video where I demonstrate the implementation of HAProxy access lists to make routing decisions based on the path end of incoming requests. By leveraging this powerful feature, you can effectively redirect requests that match specific file extensions to a designated URL or location.
In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the configuration process of HAProxy's access lists, with a focus on redirecting incoming requests based on the path end. By defining access list rules and specifying the desired redirection for requests matching certain file extensions like JPG or any other desired extension, you can easily customize the handling of specific types of requests.
During the demonstration, I provide step-by-step guidance and practical examples to illustrate the implementation of this functionality. You'll learn how to configure HAProxy to redirect incoming requests with specific path ends to different URLs or locations, allowing for efficient management and control of your application's traffic flow.
To access the accompanying configuration files and resources used in the video, please refer to my GitHub repository. The link can be found in the video description, enabling you to explore and experiment with the concepts discussed.
If you find this video helpful, I encourage you to like, subscribe, and share it with others who may benefit from learning about HAProxy's access control capabilities. Your feedback and comments are valuable, so please don't hesitate to leave your questions or suggestions in the comment section.
Join me in discovering the power of HAProxy's access lists for path end-based routing and redirection. Let's take control of request redirection and enhance the performance of your HAProxy setup together.
Code: https://github.com/hojat-gazestani/HAProxy/blob/main/25-redirect.cfg https://github.com/hojat-gazestani/DevOps/blob/main/haproxy/03-HAProxy/09-ACL.md ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4XgFbIjXDk
14212881 Bytes