glooctl add route

Add a Route to a Virtual Service

Synopsis

Routes match patterns on requests and indicate the type of action to take when a proxy receives a matching request. Requests can be broken down into their Match and Action components. The order of routes within a Virtual Service matters. The first route in the virtual service that matches a given request will be selected for routing.

If no virtual service is specified for this command, glooctl add route will attempt to add it to a default virtualservice with domain ‘*‘. if one does not exist, it will be created for you.

Usage: glooctl add route [--name virtual-service-name] [--namespace namespace] [--index x] ...

glooctl add route [flags]

Options

  -a, --aws-function-name string    logical name of the AWS lambda to invoke with this route. use if destination is an AWS upstream
      --aws-unescape                unescape JSON returned by this lambda function (useful if the response is not intended to be JSON formatted, e.g. in the case of static content (images, HTML, etc.) being served by Lambda
  -u, --dest-name string            name of the destination upstream for this route
  -s, --dest-namespace string       namespace of the destination upstream for this route (default "gloo-system")
  -d, --header strings              headers to match on the request. values can be specified using regex strings
  -h, --help                        help for route
  -x, --index uint32                index in the virtual service route list where to insert this route. routes after it will be shifted back one
  -m, --method strings              the HTTP methods (GET, POST, etc.) to match on the request. if empty, all methods will match 
  -o, --output string               output format: (yaml, json, table)
  -e, --path-exact string           exact path to match route
  -p, --path-prefix string          path prefix to match route
  -r, --path-regex string           regex matcher for route. note: only one of path-exact, path-regex, or path-prefix should be set
      --prefix-rewrite string       rewrite the matched portion of HTTP requests with this prefix.
                                    note that this will be overridden if your routes point to function destinations
  -f, --rest-function-name string   name of the REST function to invoke with this route. use if destination has a REST service spec
      --rest-parameters strings     Parameters for the rest function that are to be read off of incoming request headers. format specified as follows: 'header_name=extractor_string' where header_name is the HTTP2 equivalent header (':path' for HTTP 1 path).
                                    
                                    For example, to extract the variable 'id' from the following request path /users/1, where 1 is the id:
                                    --rest-parameters ':path='/users/{id}'

Options inherited from parent commands

      --dry-run            print kubernetes-formatted yaml rather than creating or updating a resource
  -i, --interactive        use interactive mode
      --name string        name of the resource to read or write
  -n, --namespace string   namespace for reading or writing resources (default "gloo-system")

glooctl add route