Applications
Applications
Embedded Files
What are applications?
What are applications?
Applications define how OMG should handle requests for a specific domain or sets of domains.
Application Groups
Application Groups
Create application groups to organize different types of applications and to enhance performance.
Application Type
Application Type
Select default-application or proxy-application.
There is no functional difference between the two application types today. proxy-application represents the front end application integration in the virtual directory model to support the use case of multiple applications on a single domain.
Host Header and Log Level
Host Header and Log Level
Configure optional hostHeader or logLevel.
hostHeader by default id $http_host, the value of the host header in the incoming request
If logLevel is not set, the log level will be inherited by a log level set at a higher level.
SSL Configuration
SSL Configuration
Configure SSL cert and key files.
For the SSL configuration options under General in each application, enter the filename (including the extension) of a certificate file you uploaded under Certificate Management, or of a certificate file you added to the ssl/certs folder.
SSL Cert File Name (sslCertFileName) - public certificate for the domain of the application
SSL Key File Name (sslKeyFileName) - private key for the domain of the application
IP Allow and Deny Lists
IP Allow and Deny Lists
Add optional IP whitelists and blacklists
Custom Policies
Custom Policies
Create custom policies, rules for each path / URI in a given application.
Custom NGINX Config (application level)
Custom NGINX Config (application level)
Add optional custom NGINX configuration at the application level to support your specific environment needs.
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