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feat: Added weighted-forward
rules for HTTP
#236
feat: Added weighted-forward
rules for HTTP
#236
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Also complete fixes #211 |
Hello @antonbabenko |
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Hello @antonbabenko |
weighted-forward
rules for HTTP
## [6.9.0](v6.8.0...v6.9.0) (2022-04-15) ### Features * Added `weighted-forward` rules for HTTP ([#236](#236)) ([ba77760](ba77760))
This PR is included in version 6.9.0 🎉 |
Thank you @gbloquel ! Sorry that it took some time for this to be merged. |
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Description
This PR add 'weighted-forward' dynamic action block to use with the http_tcp_listener_rule for multiple weighted target_group.
It is very close to #224 but manage the http.
Motivation and Context
This adds a dynamic action block for a "weighted-forward" action_rule.type for the http_tcp_listener_rules . It allows us to create a listener rule like:
Breaking Changes
No breaking changes
How Has This Been Tested?
examples/*
projectsI created the resources and visually verified the correct rules made it onto the load balancer.