Hello Guillaume,
Thank you so much!
I'll check it out!
Thanks & Regards
Uday Kumar
On Sun, Oct 15, 2023 at 7:32 AM Guillaume Quintard <
guillaume.quint...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Uday,
>
> Quick follow-up as I realize that templating can be a bit scary when
> confronted for the first time,
Hello Uday,
Quick follow-up as I realize that templating can be a bit scary when
confronted for the first time, and you are far from the first one to be
curious about, so I've committed this:
https://github.com/varnish/toolbox/tree/master/gotemplate-example
It probably won't get you very far, but
> That's mainly how computers work, processing will be linear. You *could*
create a vmod that packs ACLs into a hashmap to simplify the apparent
logic, but you will pay that price developing the vmod, and for a very
modest performance gain. If you have less than 50 sources, or even less
than 100, I
> In the above example, if the request URL is source=tablet [for which
condition is present at the end], still I have to check all the above
conditions.
That's mainly how computers work, processing will be linear. You *could*
create a vmod that packs ACLs into a hashmap to simplify the apparent
lo
Hi Guillaume,
I don't think those are redundant checks, from what you are showing, they
are all justified. Sure, there may be a bunch of them, but you have to go
through to them.
By redundant I meant, I have to write multiple checks for each source and
list of IPs associated with it. [which would
Hi Uday,
I don't think those are redundant checks, from what you are showing, they
are all justified. Sure, there may be a bunch of them, but you have to go
through to them.
One thing I would do though is to generate the VCL from a source file, like
a YAML one:
mobile:
- IP1
- IP2
- IP3
de
Hello everyone,
We use varnish in our production environment for caching content.
Our Requirement:
We are trying to block unauthorized requests at varnish based on the source
parameter in the URL and the client IP in the request header.
For example:
Sample URL:
www.hostname:port/path?source=m
