NimbostratusCreate two pools, e.g. mydomain1.com_5000 and mydomain2.com_6000, then create a Traffic Policy with a rule for each hostname forwarding to the associated pool.
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CumulonimbusCreate two pools, e.g. mydomain1.com_5000 and mydomain2.com_6000, then create a Traffic Policy with a rule for each hostname forwarding to the associated pool.
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NimbostratusThis pool will be used by Service Fabric and each container will run on a different port, I was trying to use the same pool, it is possible that we have about one hundred containers.
Thank you!
CumulonimbusI would recommend scripting the configuration or even look at somethink like Ansible to deploy everything.
I might be tempted to look at an iRule to do this but the issue you have is the iRule event will be triggered before the Pool Member has been selected.
To fix this could set a varible in the request and then change the node and port after LB_SELECTED event.
You could still do this with multiple pools and an iRules (and may be a Data Group if you need static hostname to pool mapping) which might be easier that a large Traffic Policy.
If I have time today will have a think about how this might work.