Using wildcard for multiple URI

If your intention is to allow every URI of a particular domain, why do you put wildcard of /* rather than just whitelisting the particular domain itself.

So you need not worry of adding thousands of URI, but just allow that particular host.

when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { [HTTP::host] contains "domain.com" }
{ pool POOL_SSL }
else 
{ drop }
}

Is it possible to use a wildcard like "/*" in the datagroup such that we no longer need to add thousands of URI in the future?

When reading your code, you can see there are 2 Datagroups

• DG1 with command starts_with which does the same as you expect
• DG_EXACT with command equals

So the code seems good!

This code may replace all irules!

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    set uri [HTTP::uri]
    set target [getfield [HTTP::uri] "/" 2]
    if {[class match $uri starts_with DG2]} {
        pool POOL_OTHER1
    } else {
        switch -glob -- [HTTP::uri] {
            "*/other2*" -
            "/other2_1*" -
            "/other2_1*" {
                pool POOL_OTHER2
            }
            "/other3*" -
            "/other3_1*" -
            "/other3_2*" -
            "/" {
                pool POOL_OTHER3
            }
            "/other3_3*" {
                pool POOL_OTHER3_3
            }
            "/3_4*"{
                pool POOL_OTHER3_4
            }
            "/3_5/" {
                pool POOL_OTHER3_5
            }
            "/3_6/" {
                pool POOL_OTHER3_6
            }
            default {
                pool POOL_SSL
            }
        }
    }
}

when SERVER_CONNECTED {
  if { [LB::server pool] eq "POOL_OTHER2" } {
    SSL::disable serverside
  }
}