Mapping rule configuration of zuul route

The general writing is like this

Its function is to conform to /eureka-consumer/** The request path of the rule is forwarded to the eureka-consumer On the service instance of , among routers（ Refer to eureka-consumer,） Can be specified as any route name （ for example eureka-consumer2）, but serviceId Must be Eureka Service instance of the service registry

In this way of writing , You can go through eureka-consumer1 To visit , perhaps eureka-consumer

But here's the thing , By default ,Zuul Automatically for Eureka Create mapping relationships for all service instances in the service registry , in other words , It can also be done through eureka-provider To visit , It's just the different port numbers

Such as this

If you don't want to use the default routing rules , You can add the following contents to the configuration file , You can close all default configuration rules

zuul:
  routes:
  	ignored-services: '*'

Turn off all default routing mapping configuration rules , This can only be based on path Access the path inside

eureka-provider No way , Only through eureka-consumer1 This path


Actually , There is another simpler way to configure gateway routing , Namely zuul.routes.serviceId( Specify the specific service name of the route )=path（ Configure the matching request mapping address ）

zuul:
  routes:
    eureka-consumer:
      path: /eureka-consumer1/**