I came across this post which I found very interesting
Does this mean that you can configure an intercept using a router.. without having to define an intercept separately?
The reason for going down this path is that I need to find a way to have the tunneller terminate at a HTTPS server.. rather than.. an end client.
I have an intercept setup.. and are using the Ziti Dialler to call the service.. though I thought to explore other configuration alternatives..
What are the pros / cons ?
One option I am exploring to have the a tunneller terminate at at HTTPS server is to have the server act as a client.. dialing the service with every request it receives.. and then sends back the results concurrently..
Not sure if this is a good design.. but thought to pay around to see the limits of what can be done.
I also have no idea of how to work with these SDKs.. so it helps understand the steps required.
PS. I find that serving zitified services is pretty simple.. its the other side that I am confused with.. ie.. how do you work with the SDK / tunneller.. to process the results in a server process concurrently
This is the real problem that I am trying to work out