I have a bunch of Static Web Apps fronted by an Application Gateway. Each Static Web App is configured to use a Custom Domain (e.g. app1.example.com) which is a subdomain of a wildcard domain listened to by the Application Gateway (e.g. *.example.com)
What approximate configuration do I need from Application Gateway? I can't figure it out ...
Option 1:
- A single wildcard Listener (
*.example.com) - A single wildcard Routing Rule (
*example.com-> wildcard Backend Pool) - A single generic Backend Settings (No overriding host name)
- A single wildcard Backend Pool (just forward the request)
However this isn't possible because Backend Pools don't let you configure wildcard FQDNs
Option 2:
- A single wildcard Listener (
*.example.com) - An explicitly routed Routing Rule based on sub-domain
- A single generic Backend Settings (No overriding host name)
- Several Backend Pools
However this isn't possible since Routing Rules cannot be configured for subdomains (they can for paths)
Option 3:
- A Listener for every subdomain (
app1.example.com,app2.example.cometc.) - A Routing Rule for every subdomain
- A single generic Backend Setting (No overriding hostname)
- A Backend Pool for each subdomain
This is possible but seems really unnecessary and clunky - it also makes me wonder why there even is a wildcard option for the Listener?
