Global Configuration
The globalconfigs.yaml file must be located in the root of your configuration directory and must be named globalconfigs.yaml.
OpenResty Edge Configuration Examples Based on YAML Files
Examples of OpenResty Edge configuration based on YAML files.
Global Basic Authentication Groups
The Yaml files can contain one or more global basic authentication groups.
Global IP Lists
The YAML files can contain one or more global IP lists. This configuration defines two global IP lists, each containing multiple IPv4 addresses.
Global Upstreams
The YAML files can contain one or more global upstream configurations.
Global Kubernetes Upstreams
The YAML files can contain one or more global Kubernetes upstream configurations.
Global Page Templates
The YAML files can contain one or more global page templates.
Global Static Files
The globalstaticfiles.yaml file contains configuration information for global static files and directories, while the actual file contents are stored.
Global Custom Actions
The YAML files can contain one or more global custom actions.
Global Lua Modules
Global Lua modules are a powerful mechanism for implementing complex logical functionalities.
HTTP Applications
In older versions of the edge2yaml command-line tool, when creating an application, the access log format required by the application was.
Application Basic Authentication Groups
Each YAML file contains the configuration for one or more basic authentication groups for the application.
Application Upstreams
The YAML files can contain one or more upstream configurations of the applications.
Application Kubernetes Upstreams
The YAML files can contain one or more application Kubernetes upstream configurations.
Application IP Lists
The YAML file can contain one or more application IP lists.
Application User Variables
The YAML files can contain one or more user variables of the application.
Application WAF Whitelist
The YAML files can contain one or more application WAF whitelist configurations.
Page Rules
You can define multiple page rules in a single YAML configuration file. Note that content and proxy should not be used in the same page rule.
Page Rules - Conditions
Page rule condition configuration allows the defining of multiple conditions with a logical ‘AND’ relationship.
Page Rule Actions
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Web Application Firewall (WAF)
The Web Application Firewall (WAF) is designed to protect web applications from various network attacks, such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), SQL.
Page Rules - Proxy
The proxy section in OpenResty Edge’s page rules configures request proxy behavior.
Caching
This document describes how to cache static resources or content with fewer changes by enabling caching options within page rules.
Page Rules - Content
This document describes using static files by enabling the ‘Content’ option in page rules.
Kubernetes Clusters
Each yaml file can contain one or more Kubernetes clusters.
Sending Emails
This document describes how to configure the sender information for sending emails.
User Management
Starting from version 1.2.55 of the command-line tool, we have added support for user management.