Multiple bindings and SSL support

Suave supports binding the application to multiple TCP/IP addresses and ports combinations. It also supports HTTPS via the interface ITlsProvider, but the current recommendation for deploying HTTPS is by letting a reverse proxy manage the HTTPS termination.

let cfg =
  { defaultConfig with
      bindings =
        [ HttpBinding.create HTTP IPAddress.Loopback 80us
          HttpBinding.createSimple HTTP "10.0.1.34" 9000 ]
      listenTimeout = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds 3000. }
choose [
  path "/hello" >=> OK "Hello World"
  NOT_FOUND "Found no handlers"
]
|> startWebServer cfg

val cfg : SuaveConfig

Full name: temp.cfg

val defaultConfig : SuaveConfig

Full name: Suave.Web.defaultConfig

Multiple items
module HttpBinding

from Suave.Http

--------------------
type HttpBinding =
  {scheme: Protocol;
   socketBinding: SocketBinding;}
  override ToString : unit -> string
  member uri : path:string -> query:string -> Uri
  static member scheme_ : Property<HttpBinding,Protocol>
  static member socketBinding_ : Property<HttpBinding,SocketBinding>

Full name: Suave.Http.HttpBinding

val create : scheme:Protocol -> ip:System.Net.IPAddress -> port:Sockets.Port -> HttpBinding

Full name: Suave.Http.HttpBinding.create

union case Protocol.HTTP: Protocol

val createSimple : scheme:Protocol -> ip:string -> port:int -> HttpBinding

Full name: Suave.Http.HttpBinding.createSimple

val choose : options:WebPart<'a> list -> WebPart<'a>

Full name: Suave.WebPart.choose

val path : pathAfterDomain:string -> WebPart

Full name: Suave.Filters.path

val OK : body:string -> WebPart

Full name: Suave.Successful.OK

val NOT_FOUND : body:string -> WebPart

Full name: Suave.RequestErrors.NOT_FOUND

val startWebServer : config:SuaveConfig -> webpart:WebPart -> unit

Full name: Suave.Web.startWebServer

Multiple bindings and SSL support

Multiple bindings and SSL support

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