Hi team,
We are trying to restrict unauthorized requests at varnish based on a
parameter and IP associated with the parameter. The parameter value is
present in the URL and the IP is present in the header. So, we want to know
if it is possible to implement this restriction based on parameter value
and associated IP.
We have different values and associated IPs.
For example:
URL: hostname:port/path?source=mobile&keyword= bags
There are 3 IPs associated with mobile source.
mobile: IP1, IP2, IP3
So if any request comes with mobile and IP4, that is an unauthorized
request and should be blocked at varnish.
Can we do this at varnish?
If yes, then which approach will be more appropriate handling this at the
varnish level or handling it using Java code at the API level?
We are trying to restrict unauthorized requests at varnish based on a
parameter and IP associated with the parameter. The parameter value is
present in the URL and the IP is present in the header. So, we want to know
if it is possible to implement this restriction based on parameter value
and associated IP.
We have different values and associated IPs.
For example:
URL: hostname:port/path?source=mobile&keyword= bags
There are 3 IPs associated with mobile source.
mobile: IP1, IP2, IP3
So if any request comes with mobile and IP4, that is an unauthorized
request and should be blocked at varnish.
Can we do this at varnish?
If yes, then which approach will be more appropriate handling this at the
varnish level or handling it using Java code at the API level?