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Add ability to have wildcard backend hostnames #15
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This extends the wildcard hostname support added in #13 Now the backend host can be rewritten to also contain the matched piece of the wildcard in the frontend host (previously the backend host was either static or an empty string, in which case the frontend host was passed through verbatim). The backend host just uses the same wildcard `*` syntax for the replacement value. Now with a frontend host like `*.example.com` and a backend host of `*.api-backend.foo`, a request to `penguin.example.com` would be rewritten into `penguin.api-backend.foo`.
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Related to the changes here: NREL/api-umbrella-gatekeeper#15
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This extends the wildcard hostname support added in #13 Now the backend host can be rewritten to also contain the matched piece of the wildcard in the frontend host (previously the backend host was either static or an empty string, in which case the frontend host was passed through verbatim).
The backend host just uses the same wildcard
*syntax for the replacement value. Now with a frontend host like*.example.comand a backend host of*.api-backend.foo, a request topenguin.example.comwould be rewritten intopenguin.api-backend.foo.