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I am using Gobetween 0.5.0 configured with SNI enabled.
I use Consul for discovery.
I have a single listener on 443 and many backends which are reached based on the SNI field.
Hi @shantanugadgil
Yep currently is gets enabled for all backends. Enabling it only for a some backends with directive requires some coding :-) Do you still need this feature?
@thetechnick @yyyar @nickdoikov
I am using Gobetween 0.5.0 configured with SNI enabled.
I use Consul for discovery.
I have a single listener on 443 and many backends which are reached based on the SNI field.
Using this as reference: https://github.com/yyyar/gobetween/wiki/Proxy-Protocol
My understanding is that the PROXY protocol will get enabled for all backends for a single listener.
Is it possible via Consul discovery to have PROXY enabled only for a few backends and not all ?
This is similar to HAProxy's behavior where it can optionally append the directive send-proxy only to the required backends?
Regards,
Shantanu
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