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Chris_Robert_10
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Jan 22, 2009

sub site iRule

I have been asked to help in a site redesign.

 

 

They want to have 12 sub sites go to one set of servers and everything else go to another set.

 

 

The URL must not change in the users browser.

 

 

So they want

 

www.mysite.com/site1/

 

www.mysite.com/site2/

 

www.mysite.com/site3/

 

......

 

www.mysite.com/site12/

 

 

To go to one set of servers and www.mysite.com/sitewhatever/ to go to another set of servers.

 

 

I currently have two separate pools and two separate virtual servers setup.

 

 

Everything I have tried has not produced what they want.

 

 

Anyone have any suggestion?

 

 

Thanks,

 

Chris
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  • hooleylist's avatar
    hooleylist
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    Jan 22, 2009
    Hi Chris,

    You could use a single VIP which www.mysite.com resolves to. You could then use an iRule to send requests for /site1/ - /site12/ to one pool and all other URIs to the second pool. If that sounds about right, you could use an iRule like this: 

      
  when HTTP_REQUEST {  
    
      Check the requested path  
     switch -glob [HTTP::path] {  
        "/site[1-9]/* -  
        "/site1[1-2]/* {  
    
            Request matched /site1/* - /site12/* so use first pool  
           pool first_pool  
    
           log local0. "[IP::client_addr]:[TCP::client_port]: Using first_pool for request to [HTTP::uri]"  
        }  
        default {  
            Request didn't match so use second pool  
           pool second_pool  
    
           log local0. "[IP::client_addr]:[TCP::client_port]: Using second_pool for request to [HTTP::uri]"  
        }  
     }  
  }

    If you see omega Ώ symbols in the switch statement, replace the lines wtih these (minus the spaces):

    "/site [ 1 - 9 ]/* -

    "/site1 [ 1 - 2]/* {

    Aaron