GrpcRouteSpecOptions Struct
Properties specific for a GRPC Based Routes.
Example
ts
declare const router: appmesh.VirtualRouter;
declare const node: appmesh.VirtualNode;
router.addRoute('route-grpc-retry', {
routeSpec: appmesh.RouteSpec.grpc({
weightedTargets: [{ virtualNode: node }],
match: {
// When method name is specified, service name must be also specified.
methodName: 'methodname',
serviceName: 'servicename',
metadata: [
// All specified metadata must match for the route to match.
appmesh.HeaderMatch.valueStartsWith('Content-Type', 'application/'),
appmesh.HeaderMatch.valueDoesNotStartWith('Content-Type', 'text/'),
],
},
}),
});
Properties
matchGrpcRouteMatchmatchGrpcRouteMatchmatchGrpcRouteMatchMatchGrpcRouteMatchMatchGrpcRouteMatchrequired#The criterion for determining a request match for this Route.
prioritynumberpriorityint | floatpriorityNumberPrioritydoublePriority*float64= no particular priority#The priority for the route.
When a Virtual Router has multiple routes, route match is performed in the order of specified value, where 0 is the highest priority, and first matched route is selected.
retryPolicyGrpcRetryPolicyretry_policyGrpcRetryPolicyretryPolicyGrpcRetryPolicyRetryPolicyGrpcRetryPolicyRetryPolicyGrpcRetryPolicy= no retry policy#The retry policy.
An object that represents a grpc timeout.
weightedTargetsWeightedTarget[]weighted_targetstyping.List[WeightedTarget]weightedTargetsList<WeightedTarget>WeightedTargetsWeightedTarget[]WeightedTargets*[]WeightedTargetrequired#List of targets that traffic is routed to when a request matches the route.