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Add Hostnames to Status for HTTP and TLS Routes #848
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Given I suggested it, I can hardly avoid a +1 here. 😄 It does seem like it would nice to have a way to know what hostnames a Route is exposed on, particularly once we add multiple TLS details, Listener hostnames, and Route hostnames. |
Is this issue already in-progress? If not, I'd like to do this :). |
@tokers thanks for volunteering to take this one on! I don't think anyone's working on this one. This feels a bit borderline, but it may benefit from a tiny GEP before adding it to the API. |
Sure, I'll think about the GEP firstly. |
Any news for this? I'm looking forward ti this feature 😄 |
@tokers are you still able to work on a GEP for this? If not, we can add a "help wanted" label to the issue. |
I'm so sorry for the delay, I focus on other business things these days, I'm afraid the status will continue for some time, so you can help me to re-assign this issue to other friends. |
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What would you like to be added:
A new
hostnames
field inRouteParentStatus
that could be used to indicate which hostnames a Route was attached with.Why this is needed:
This could be useful if a Route was attached to different Gateways for different hostnames. For example, it could be attached to Gateway
foo
forfoo.com
and Gatewaybar
forbar.com
. This would happen if the Route specified both hostnames but each Gateway only specified one of the hostnames.For reference: This idea was came from a comment thread with @youngnick
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