A Listener Rule tells a Listener where to send traffic. Rules are evaluated by their order (lowest first) and the first match wins. There is a separate rule type per listener protocol — its shape mirrors that protocol's listener.

Rule types

• HTTP / HTTPS Rule — match on path (and rewrite headers/paths), then forward to a Target Group or return a static response

• TCP / TLS Rule — no matching; forward the connection to a Target Group (optionally re-encrypting with TLS)

• UDP Rule — forward UDP datagrams to a Target Group

Common properties

• Listener — the listener this rule belongs to (e.g. spec.httpListenerId)

• Order — evaluation order; lower is checked first (spec.order)

• Forward action — the Target Group and target ports traffic is sent to (toPorts)

Each protocol is a distinct resource with its own fields — open the specific rule page for its parameter table and examples.

Related pages

Resource docs

• HTTP Rule resource docs
• HTTPS Rule resource docs
• TCP Rule resource docs
• TLS Rule resource docs
• UDP Rule resource docs