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Add Hostnames to Status for HTTP and TLS Routes

Open robscott opened this issue 4 years ago • 12 comments

What would you like to be added: A new hostnames field in RouteParentStatus 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 for foo.com and Gateway bar for bar.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

robscott avatar Sep 02 '21 19:09 robscott

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.

youngnick avatar Sep 09 '21 04:09 youngnick

Is this issue already in-progress? If not, I'd like to do this :).

tokers avatar Nov 19 '21 06:11 tokers

@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.

robscott avatar Nov 19 '21 19:11 robscott

@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.

tokers avatar Nov 20 '21 02:11 tokers

Any news for this? I'm looking forward ti this feature :smile:

nak3 avatar Dec 20 '21 00:12 nak3

@tokers are you still able to work on a GEP for this? If not, we can add a "help wanted" label to the issue.

robscott avatar Dec 20 '21 17:12 robscott

@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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