Included Unix domain sockets in Reverse proxy - Pomerium #7752
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@biru-codeastromer have you tested these changes and confirmed that they work as expected? Can you describe that testing in more detail as part of the pull request description? If you haven't tested the changes, then please test them. We don't want to publish a documentation page that has not been tested to assure that the modified instructions work as expected. |
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Sure Sir @MarkEWaite I will be modifying my pull request description and add more details of testing. Thank you for helping me! |
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ISSUE: Update Pomerium reverse proxy documentation to include support for unix domain sockets #6893
This pull request updates the documentation regarding the usage and behavior of Unix domain sockets in Reverse Proxy-Pomerium. The following changes have been made:
1.Clarified the explanation of how Unix domain sockets work within the system.
2.Included examples of common use cases and code snippets to help developers implement Unix domain sockets effectively.
3.Updated relevant sections to reflect the latest changes in the codebase and best practices for socket management.
4.These changes aim to enhance the clarity of the documentation, making it easier for developers to understand and work with Unix domain sockets
Hi Sir @kmartens27 .Please review the changes, and let me know if any further updates are required.