Targets

Targets are a group of logically similar upstream hosts that Kache connects to. An upstream host receives connections and requests from Kache and returns responses.

Configuration

The following example defines two upstream hosts identified by a unique name. The upstream target's address (addr) is a network location, Kache can connect and send requests to.

YAML

upstreams:
  # Upstream service 1
  - name: service1
    addr: "<ip-service-1>:<port-service-1>"
    path: "path/to/service/1"

  # Upstream service 2
  - name: service2
    addr: "<ip-service-2>:<port-service-2>"

Reference

Directive	Type	Description
name	string	The unique identifier of the upstream target.
addr	string	The network location Kache can connect and send requests to. Typically a valid URL consisting of the private IP and Port of an upstream service.
path	string	The path prefix used to match the upstream target. Path is forwarded as-is, hence the service is expected to listen on the specified path.