iRules Insight - HTTP Event Order

By Jason Rahm	Article Rating:
September 8, 2009 11:07 AM EDT	Reads:	1,367

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I'm a visual learner. You know this about me. I've said as much in earlier posts (Me Caveman, Need Picture). So it should come as no surprise that I'll be highlighting a picture here. A picture is worth a thous...yada yada yada, you get it. I see many drawings, all of which are purposed to convey some type of information. This, however, is a visual treasure chest building on the event ordering goodness discussed by Colin a while back that hones in on the flow of data through the iRules events specific to the HTTP protocol. If you develop iRules for HTTP traffic, you need this diagram in your toolbox. Major thanks to F5er John Alam for putting this gem together!

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Experienced predominantly in the networking realm over the last dozen or so years, Jason is expanding his horizons towards systems management and even trying his hand at python.

Jason assists in the maintenance duties for http://devcentral.f5.com, contributes frequently in the forums, and writes weekly on some cool geekery in the F5 product lines. When not working, Jason enjoys spending time with his beautiful wife Michelle and his four children. He is active and volunteers network administration duties at his church and if there are any remaining minutes in the week, he enjoys Wii & XBOX, tennis, racquetball, softball, etc. He does not enjoy running, but does (scratch that, thinks about doing) it anyway to recover his youthful appearance.

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