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NimbostratusRouting git traffic
Is this possible to route git traffic with F5 to GitHub or BitBucket? I currently have a self-hosted git server, git.example.com, and we want to move everything over to Bitbucket, but I don't want to break all the scripts and developers workflow. Is there a way to move my git.example.com to F5 and create a rule that handles all git level traffic (ports 22 or 443)?
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Brad_ParkerCirrus
You could try using an iRule that will re-write your git.example.com/uri URIs to their corresponding BitBucket URIs and forward the traffic onto pool members that are Bitbucket IPs. I would definitely test this before directing your developer traffic to it. i.e.
when HTTP_REQUEST { if { [string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals "git.example.com"} { HTTP::host bitbucket.org HTTP::uri /newpath[HTTP::uri] } }
HumanSky_193882How would this be handled, say for example, if the local git repo is "git@git.example.com:drupal/site/foo" and the corresponding Bitbucket repo is "git@bitbucket.org:drupal_site_foo"? This is all through SSH (port 22).- Brad_Parkerif its all via SSH/SFTP there is nothing you can do.
Brad_Parker_139Nacreous
You could try using an iRule that will re-write your git.example.com/uri URIs to their corresponding BitBucket URIs and forward the traffic onto pool members that are Bitbucket IPs. I would definitely test this before directing your developer traffic to it. i.e.
when HTTP_REQUEST { if { [string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals "git.example.com"} { HTTP::host bitbucket.org HTTP::uri /newpath[HTTP::uri] } }- HumanSky_193882How would this be handled, say for example, if the local git repo is "git@git.example.com:drupal/site/foo" and the corresponding Bitbucket repo is "git@bitbucket.org:drupal_site_foo"? This is all through SSH (port 22).
- Brad_Parker_139if its all via SSH/SFTP there is nothing you can do.
