Overview
This document describes how to configure application access and routing in the TEM console. You can configure forwarding rules to implement HTTP/HTTPS forwarding rules over the public network. The use cases of this feature include:
- Scenarios with applications that require public network access entries, such as microservice gateway applications.
- Scenarios where domain name association is needed.
- Scenarios where the same domain name has different routing/forwarding paths.
- Scenarios where different domain names need to point to the same application.
Directions
- Log in to the TEM console.
- On the Environment page, select a deployment region and click View Details under the target environment block to go to the environment details page.
- Click the Access Management tab on the top, click Create, and enter the forwarding rule name.

- Network Type: check Public Network. To configure an intra-environment access, please see Creating and Deploying Application.
- Load Balancer: check Automatically create.
- Protocol and Port: HTTP:80 and HTTPS:443 are supported, and HTTPS domain names can be bound to certificates.
- Forwarding Configuration:
- Domain Name: existing domain names can be bound. If there are no domain names, you will be assigned an IPv4 IP by default.
- Path: the default value is "/". You can configure according to the actual situation.
- Backend Service: select according to the actual situation.
- Service Port: select according to the actual situation.
- Server Certificate: if the HTTP protocol is selected, you need to select a server certificate. If the existing certificates are not suitable, you can create one.
- Click OK to complete the application access and routing configuration.
- Modifying an access configuration rule: click Edit in the Operation column of the target rule and modify the access configuration in the pop-up window.
- Deleting an access configuration rule: click Delete in the Operation column of the target rule and click OK in the pop-up window.
- Viewing the details of a forwarding rule: click View Forwarding Rule in the Operation column of the target rule and view the details in the pop-up window.
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