NimbostratusA request has come in to create an iRule to filter traffic for /, /common, /etc, and /index.html to goto pool_A and all other content to goto pool_B. The issue I am running into is that once I include / it treats it as /*. Is there a way to include / with out it seeing it as / * ?
NimbostratusJeffM, Can you send us your code?
Thanks!
EmployeeTry this:
when HTTP_REQUEST {
switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] {
"/" -
"/common*" -
"/etc*" -
"/index.html*" { pool pool_A }
default { pool pool_B }
}
}
The -glob switch allows you to pattern match around the specified URIs. However, specifying the "/" URI without the * wildcard means exact match.
EmployeeCan you call a -glob for / and then have an else statment for the rest of the paths to be managed by a Data Group List. This would be safter for on going updates/maintenance.
Perhaps something like this might be better:
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { ( [HTTP::uri] equals "/" ) or ( [class match [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] starts_with my_uri_dg] ) } {
pool pool_A
} else {
pool pool_B
}
}