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In some situations I have encoutered it would be very helpful to advertise a given FQDN while targeting a hostname different from such FQDN.
One situation in which I would find this quite helpful is having to scrape multiple environment through a common PushProx proxy instance. If those environments are basically clones (e.g.: they are created via docker-compose and PushProx client itself is running inside a container) I end up havin to expose via --fqdn the same hostname (i.e.: node-exporter) for many instances which, in turn, leads to clashes at proxy component level.
In this case it would be nice to be able to provide a --target=node-exporter flag at client level that along with a different --fqdn for each environment (e.g.: --fqdn=dev.foo.com, --fqdn=qa1.foo.com, --fqdn=qa2.foo.com) would allow to point to the same proxy.
In some situations I have encoutered it would be very helpful to advertise a given FQDN while targeting a hostname different from such FQDN.
One situation in which I would find this quite helpful is having to scrape multiple environment through a common PushProx proxy instance. If those environments are basically clones (e.g.: they are created via docker-compose and PushProx client itself is running inside a container) I end up havin to expose via
--fqdn
the same hostname (i.e.: node-exporter) for many instances which, in turn, leads to clashes at proxy component level.In this case it would be nice to be able to provide a
--target=node-exporter
flag at client level that along with a different--fqdn
for each environment (e.g.:--fqdn=dev.foo.com
,--fqdn=qa1.foo.com
,--fqdn=qa2.foo.com
) would allow to point to the same proxy.I put together a PR for this: #80.
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