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cymru81
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Sep 03, 2019

irule help based on uri

Hi, ive done some searching on here but cannot find the exact help i need. We have the following scenario, can someone assist with an irule that will achieve this please?

 

we have one VIP that hostname site.abc.com resolves to, if user visits https://site.abc.com/live it should redirect to pool "pool_live" maintaining the uri "/live". If user visits https://site.abc.com/test it should redirect to pool "pool_test" again maintaining the uri.

 

how can we achieve this?

 

thanks in advance!

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  • iaine's avatar
    iaine
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    Sep 03, 2019

    Hi

    You could do something like

    when HTTP_REQUEST {
	if {[HTTP::uri] starts_with "/live"}{
		pool pool_live
	} elseif {[HTTP::uri] starts_with "/test"}{
		pool pool_test
	}
}
    • DanS92's avatar
      DanS92
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      Sep 03, 2019

      Another way would be with a Local Traffic Policy instead of an iRule. Under Local Traffic > Policies > Policy List, create a new policy. You'd need a rule in the policy like this for the first request:

       

      The rule for the second URI would be built the same way. Then apply the policy to the VIP.

    • cymru81's avatar
      cymru81
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      Sep 04, 2019

      Im sorry to move the goalposts but my brief has changed to the following now:

       

      we have one VIP that hostname site.abc.com resolves to, if user visits https://site.abc.com/live it should redirect to pool "pool_live" changing the ur toi "/live_site". If user visits https://site.abc.com/test it should redirect to pool "pool_test" changing the uri to /test_site.

       

      Is this achievable?

      • Enes_Afsin_Al's avatar
        Enes_Afsin_Al
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        Sep 04, 2019

        Hi cymru81,

        iRule:

        when HTTP_REQUEST {
	if { [string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals "site.abc.com" } {
		switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] {
			"/live" {
				HTTP::uri "/live_site"
				pool pool_live
			}
			"/test" {
				HTTP::uri "/test_site"
				pool pool_test
			}
		}
	}
}

        iRule with redirect:

        when HTTP_REQUEST {
	if { [string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals "site.abc.com" } {
		switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] {
			"/live" {
				HTTP::redirect "https://site.abc.com/live_site"
				pool pool_live
			}
			"/test" {
				HTTP::redirect "https://site.abc.com/test_site"
				pool pool_test
			}
		}
	}
}

         If the HTTP::host is not site.abc.com, you can reject requests.

  • cymru81's avatar
    cymru81
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    Sep 04, 2019

    thank you the first rule is just the job!

     

    ive got another issue now, it works as expected so if a user goes to https://site.abc.com/live they end up at https://site.abc.com/live_site but if they try to navigate any subsequent links it fails.

     

    Basically we have an external url https://site.abc.com/live_site/ that we want a proxy mapping that will go to http://internalserver:1234/live - we have a pool "pool_live" that contains "internalserver:1234".

     

    is this totally achievable or am i missing something fundamental!

  • iaine's avatar
    iaine
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    Sep 04, 2019

    Hi

    To keep the rest of the path in place, use something like this. This will replace /live with /live_site and then remove the first 5 characters from the uri (so /live) and then insert the rest of the path

    when HTTP_REQUEST {
	if {[HTTP::uri] starts_with "/live"}{
		HTTP::uri /live_site[string range [HTTP::uri] 5 end]
		pool pool_live
	} elseif {[HTTP::uri] starts_with "/test"}{
		HTTP::uri /test_site[string range [HTTP::uri] 5 end]
		pool pool_test
	}
}
  • cymru81's avatar
    cymru81
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    Sep 04, 2019

    thank you once again! ive managed to get this working now with a local traffic policy and a rewrite profile, think some luck involved too!