Allow overriding proxy target independently of the powered-on machine#16
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Allow overriding proxy target independently of the powered-on machine#16
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Adds optional ProxyTarget config (scheme/host/port). When set, requests are proxied there instead of to the machine host — the machine referenced by machineMetadata is still powered on and pinged as before. This supports topologies where a sidecar serves requests while still depending on a remote machine being available.
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Adds optional ProxyTarget config (scheme/host/port). When set, requests are proxied there instead of to the machine host — the machine referenced by machineMetadata is still powered on and pinged as before. This supports topologies where a sidecar serves requests while still depending on a remote machine being available.