The Aker proxy plugin forwards requests to a remote server. This plugin consumes the request and will be the last in the chain of plugins for a given path.
This project is licensed under the Apache Software License, v. 2 except as noted otherwise in the LICENSE file.
Following is an example of a valid configuration for this plugin.
url: http://example.org
proxy_path: "/"
preserve_internal_headers: true
The url
property specifies the remote endpoint to which requests will be forwarded.
The proxy_path
property can be used to remove part of the original request path.
The preserve_internal_headers
property specifies whether x-aker-*
headers will be forwarded to the remote target. If the remote resources is hosted by an untrusted provider, then it makes sense to keep this value false
.
For example, with the following configuration in Aker,
endpoints:
- path: /two/segments
plugins:
- ...
configuration:
url: http://example.org/target
proxy_path: "/two"
preserve_internal_headers: true
if you were to access Aker on /two/segments/suffix
, the requests would be forwarded to http://example.org/target/segments/suffix
.
aker-proxy-plugin
project contains unit tests, in order to execute them run the following command in project root directory.
ginkgo -r