dns-redirect

HTTP server that redirect to another domain depends on DNS configuration

Example

With the default configuration (config.yaml.dist), and this DNS entries

*.redirect.domain.tld. A 127.0.0.1
google.domain.tld CNAME google--dot--com.redirect.domain.tld.
jobs.domain.tld CNAME domain--dot--tld--slash--jobs.redirect.domain.tld.
app.domain.tld CNAME app--dot--domain--dot--tld--colon--8888.redirect.domain.tld.
youtube.domain.tld CNAME youtube--dot--com--slash--watch--int--v--equal--dQw4w9WgXcQ.redirect.domain.tld.

Obviously you should replace 127.0.0.1 with the IP(s) of the server who run this service

Each request will redirect with 307 status code

• google.domain.tld -> https://google.com
• jobs.domain.tld -> https://domain.tld/jobs
• jobs.domain.tld/67 -> https://domain.tld/jobs/67 original URI is keep by default and append to the location
• app.domain.tld -> https://app.domain.tld:8888
• youtube.domain.tld -> https://youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

Configuration

• each keyword (., /, :, ?, =, &, %) are configurable, under redirect.options.keyword.*
• you can or not keep the URI of each request, under redirect.options.keep_uri
• you can keep the schema or enforce https, under redirect.options.enforce_https
• you can choose permanent redirect (308) or temporary (307), under redirect.options.permanent_redirect

If you don't want to/can't add CNAME to your DNS, you can also use static resolver (resolver.type: "static") and list hosts under resolver.config.hosts