What’s New in Cloud Foundry Routing
summary
Route Services let a broker return a service URL that the routing tier proxies to after request transformation, with traffic between router and route service encrypted; supports bind-route-service, user-provided services, and the Apigee Edge broker demo enforces a spike‑arrest policy set to 10 requests/minute and blocks excess requests. TCP routing adds TCP domain:port routes (example port 62028), reserves ports per route, supports MQTT in the demo, and introduces an emitter and routing API plus Zipkin b3 tracing.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:28Cloud Foundry Routing Overview
- 1:56Route Services
- 6:22Demo
- 6:33Apogee
- 9:15Demo API Management
- 13:46Summary
- 15:34TCP Routing
- 22:26TCP Routing Demo
- 30:14Conclusion
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