Visitor prioritization match rule

Build a match rule JSON object for the visitor prioritization cloudlet.

data "akamai_cloudlets_visitor_prioritization_match_rule" "my_vp_match_rule" {
    match_rules {
        name = "my_vp_match_rule"
        match_url = "my_vp_match_rule.com"
        pass_through_percent = -1
        matches {
            case_sensitive = false
            match_type = "protocol"
            match_operator = "equals"
            match_value    = "http"
            check_ips = "CONNECTING_IP"
            negate = false
        }
    }
}

output "my_vp_match_rule" {
  value = data.akamai_cloudlets_visitor_prioritization_match_rule.my_vp_match_rule
}

Changes to Outputs:
my_vp_match_rule = {
      id          = "12ab3cde4f5g678h901234567i890123j456k789"
      json        = jsonencode(
            [
              {
                  matchURL           = "my_vp_match_rule.com"
                  matches            = [
                      {
                          caseSensitive = false
                          checkIPs      = "CONNECTING_IP"
                          matchOperator = "equals"
                          matchType     = "protocol"
                          matchValue    = "http"
                          negate        = false
                        },
                    ]
                  name               = "my_vp_match_rule"
                  passThroughPercent = -1
                  type               = "vpMatchRule"
                },
            ]
        )
      match_rules = [
          {
              disabled             = false
              end                  = 0
              match_url            = "my_vp_match_rule.com"
              matches              = [
                  {
                      case_sensitive     = false
                      check_ips          = "CONNECTING_IP"
                      match_operator     = "equals"
                      match_type         = "protocol"
                      match_value        = "http"
                      negate             = false
                      object_match_value = []
                    },
                ]
              name                 = "my_vp_match_rule"
              pass_through_percent = -1
              start                = 0
              type                 = "vpMatchRule"
            },
        ]
    }

Arguments

Pass a match_rules list with the options that best fit your business case. While the match definitions arguments are optional, expected, at a minimum, is the pass_through_percent argument.

Use the information in the match options table to build out your rule's matches criteria.

Argument	Required	Description
`pass_through_percent`	✔	The percent of requests that pass through to the origin. Value options are: `0.0`-`99.0`. `100` sets all requests to pass through. `-1` sends all requests to the waiting room.
`name`		A human-readable name for your rule.
`start`		The start time for the match. Value is UTC through seconds.
`end`		The end time for the match. Value is UTC through seconds.
`match_url`		The URL that the cloudlet uses to match with the incoming request.
`disabled`		Whether to disable a rule so it is not evaluated against incoming requests.
`matches`		The match object definitions list.

Match options

The options listed are nested within the matches argument.

All match options are optional.

Argument	Description
`match_type`	The type of match used. Value is one of: `header` `hostname` `path` `extension` `query` `regex` `cookie` `deviceCharacteristics` `clientip` `continent` `countrycode` `regioncode` `protocol` `method` `proxy`
`match_value`	A value that reflects your match type, for example, if you set your match type to `countrycode`, the value would reflect the match country.
`match_operator`	Compares a string expression with a pattern. Value is one of: `contains` `exists` `equals`
`case_sensitive`	Whether the match is case sensitive.
`negate`	Whether to negate the match.
`check_ips`	For `clientip`, `continent`, `countrycode`, `proxy`, and `regioncode` match types, the part of the request that defines the part of the request to use as the IP address. Value options: `CONNECTING_IP` `XFF_HEADERS` You can use both separated by a space. When both values are included, the connecting IP address is evaluated first.
`object_match_value`	Use when a rule includes more complex match criteria, like multiple value attributes. Value options: `name`. One of `cookie`, `header`, `parameter`, or `query`. `type`. Required. The type of list, either `object` or `simple`. `name_case_sensitive`. Whether the evaluation of the `name` argument is case sensitive. `name_has_wildcard`. Whether the `name` argument includes wildcards. `options`. If you set the `type` argument to `object`, use this to list the values on which to match. `value`. The values in the incoming request on which to match. `value_has_wildcard`. Whether the `value` argument includes wildcards. `value_case_sensitive`. Whether the evaluation of the `value` argument is case sensitive. `value_escaped`. Whether the compared `value` argument can be an escaped form. `value`. If you set the `type` argument to `simple`, provide the values in the incoming request on which to match.

Attributes

Returned is a jsonencoded list of the match rules defined in your query. Set the output type to capture the result based on your need as you use the return in the policy resource.

Updated 3 months ago