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authorDaniel Gruno <humbedooh@apache.org>Wed Feb 24 12:01:34 2021 +0100
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>Wed Feb 24 12:01:34 2021 +0100
tree900fbe0761eb601bda2b0ee5a101f559cfa262fe
parent34ea3d86deffb0f09c6c99fd129234b7e8c76bcf [diff]
Print out what the request was aimed at
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  1. aardvark.py
  2. aardvark.yaml
  3. LICENSE
  4. pipservice-aardvark-proxy.service
  5. README.md
  6. requirements.txt
README.md

infrastructure-aardvark-proxy

Aardvark Proxy Middleman

This service acts as a middleman between frontend web servers and ticket submission services such as JIRA or BugZilla, and intercepts all data sent. Data is scanned for known offending words that are common in spam, and blocks the request if such are found.

Settings:

  • proxy_url: The backend service to proxy to if request is sane
  • spamurls: Specific honey-pot URLs that trigger a block regardless of the action
  • ignoreurls: Specific URLs that are exempt from spam detection
  • postmatches: A list of keywords and/or regexes that, if matched, will block the request
  • multimatch: A combination blocker. If a required keyword or regex is matched, the request will be blocked only if one or more auxiliary keywords/regexes are also matched

Pipservicing

To enable as a pipservice, add the following minimal hiera yaml to your node config:

pipservice:
  aardvark-proxy:
    tag: main