SearchVarnish Controller
Handle regular expression routing targets
Handle regular expression routing targets, such as listing, add, delete or update.
Note that to match towards HTTP method, use 'Method'. And to match towards URI, use 'RequestURI'. For headers, just use
the header key such as 'User-Agent'.
When several regular expressions are defined, the first matching will be used for routing.
Examples:
vcli regexproutes list
vcli regexproutes -f id=1
vcli regexproutes -f name="MyRegExpRoute*"
vcli regexproutes add myRegExpRoute --reject --regexp=User-Agent:".*curl.*"
vcli regexproutes add myRegExpRoute --regexp='User-Agent:".*curl.*":1'
vcli regexproutes add myRegExpRoute --regexp=RequestURI:"\".*/images/.*\"":2
vcli regexproutes add myRegExpRoute --regexp='Method:"GET":1~2,RequestURI:"/test/*":1~3 --subdecision=weight (~<number represents weight(optional))
vcli regexproutes add myRegExpRoute --regexp-csv=my_regexps.csv
vcli regexproutes update 1 --name newname
vcli regexproutes delete 1
vcli regexproutes inspect 1
CSV: Note: For reject, only Header,RegExp is required.
Fields(csv line):
Header,RegExp,Tag ID,weight(optional)
Examples:
RequestURI,".*/images/.*",1,1
RequestURI,".*prod\"test\".*",2,2
RequestURI,"/live/.*",1
Weights:
Represented by
-h, --help help for regexproutes
-c, --config string configuration file for the CLI (default ~/.vcli.yml)
Could also be set via VARNISH_CONTROLLER_CLI_CONFIG=/path/to/config.yml
--csv Output the response table as CSV format.
-j, --json Output the response table as JSON format.