final case classRoute(port: Port, destination: BackendDestination) extends Product with Serializable
The concept over here is that a loadbalancer has routable units associated
to it, which form a superset of the "dependency" concept.
An example of a loadbalanced dependecy would be:
Route -> BackendDestination("foo", "default")
This makes *nelson* resolve the most recent stack for foo and
declares that the port exposed by foo unit with the reference
default will be the destination for traffic from this proxy config.
The Route also defines a port which is exposed externally on the loadbalancer
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Serializable, Serializable, Product, Equals, AnyRef, Any
The concept over here is that a loadbalancer has routable units associated to it, which form a superset of the "dependency" concept. An example of a loadbalanced dependecy would be:
Route -> BackendDestination("foo", "default")
This makes *nelson* resolve the most recent stack for
fooand declares that the port exposed byfoounit with the referencedefaultwill be the destination for traffic from this proxy config.The Route also defines a port which is exposed externally on the loadbalancer