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Where to? Introducing Origin Rules

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Matt Bullock, Sam Marsh
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2,065
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65
Language
English
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Summary

Cloudflare has introduced a new product called "Origin Rules" that allows users to override the host header, Server Name Indication (SNI), destination port, and DNS resolution of matching HTTP requests. This feature is designed to provide more control over where traffic goes, when it gets there, and what it looks like when it arrives without requiring any code writing or maintenance. Origin Rules can be used for various scenarios such as routing different URLs to different origins, integrating with cloud storage endpoints, A/B testing different cloud providers, and adjusting destination port mappings. The feature is now available via API, Terraform, and the Cloudflare dashboard.

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