NAME

gcloud-compute-url-maps-create - Create a URL map

SYNOPSIS

gcloud compute url-maps create
  NAME
  --default-service DEFAULT_SERVICE
  [--description DESCRIPTION]
  [--format FORMAT]
  [--help]
  [--project PROJECT]
  [--quiet, -q]
  [-h]

DESCRIPTION

gcloud compute url-maps create is used to create URL maps which map HTTP and HTTPS request URLs to backend services. Mappings are done using a longest-match strategy.

There are two components to a mapping: a host rule and a path matcher. A host rule maps one or more hosts to a path matcher. A path matcher maps request paths to backend services. For example, a host rule can map the hosts “*.google.com” and “google.com” to a path matcher called “www”. The “www” path matcher in turn can map the path “/search/*” to the search backend service and everything else to a default backend service.

Host rules and patch matchers can be added to the URL map after the map is created by using gcloud compute url-maps edit or by using gcloud compute url-maps add-path-matcher and gcloud compute url-maps add-host-rule .

POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS

NAME

The name of the URL map.

FLAGS

--default-service DEFAULT_SERVICE

A backend service that will be used for requests for which this URL map has no mappings.

--description DESCRIPTION

An optional, textual description for the URL map.

--format FORMAT

Specify a format for printed output. By default, a command-specific human-friendly output format is used. Setting this flag to one of the available options will serialize the result of the command in the chosen format and print it to stdout. Supported formats are: "json", "text", "yaml".

--help

Display detailed help.

--project PROJECT

Google Cloud Platform project to use for this invocation.

--quiet

Disable all interactive prompts when running gcloud commands. If input is required, defaults will be used, or an error will be raised.

-h

Print a summary help and exit.

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