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This document summarizes a presentation about Pivotal's route service in Cloud Foundry. The route service allows requests to be forwarded to an external endpoint before being routed to applications. This can be used for authentication, rate limiting, inspection, or integrating with other systems. The presentation demonstrates configuring a route service in Cloud Foundry to block a hack attempt and provides examples of rate limiting, logging, and web application firewall route services on GitHub. It also reviews documentation on the Cloud Foundry route service.
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- 13. Request with RS in CF R O U T E R App Route Service Load Balancer 1 Client to Load Balancer 2 LB to CF router 5 RS to Load Balancer 7 Router to the application 6 LB to CF router 3 CF router To RS 4 Router to the route-service rproxy.mydomain.io test.local.pcfdev.io
- 14. Usage with User Provided • Don’t need service broker • Simply create an user provided instances • Bind the service to the hostname and domain ! • Not the application ! I want to forward every request to test.local.micropcf.io through the service “my-route-service” (https://rproxy.mydomain.io) >$ cf create-user-provided-service my-route-service -r https://rproxy.mydomain.io >$ cf bind-route-service local.pcfdev.io my-route-service -n test
- 15. Usage with Service Broker • Catalog should include “requires:route_forwarding” • Bind response should include “route_service_url:my.endpoint.com” I want to forward every request to test.local.micropcf.io through the service “route-service” (https://rproxy.mydomain.io) >$ cf bind-route-service local.micropcf.io route-service -n test >$ cf create-service service-broker plan my-route-service
- 16. Demo
- 17. Request with RS in CF R O U T E R App Route Service Load Balancer 1 Client to Load Balancer 2 LB to CF router 5 RS to Load Balancer 7 Router to the application 6 LB to CF router 3 CF router To RS 4 Router to the route-service
- 20. Documentation • Route-Service • http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/services/route-services.html • Blog post about Route-Service • https://www.cloudfoundry.org/route-services/ • Apigee • http://apigee.com/about/solutions/pivotal-cloud-foundry- apigee
- 21. Examples • Rate Limiting (Java) • https://github.com/cloudfoundry-samples/ratelimit-service • Sleeping (Go) • https://github.com/cloudfoundry-samples/logging-route-service • Simple reverse proxy (Go) • https://github.com/shinji62/route-service-cf • Web Application Firewall (Nginx + Lua) • https://github.com/shinji62/waf-cloudfoundry-route-service
- 22. Q & A
- 23. Thank You !!