bitwisecook/irule-migrate

iRule Migrate

Convert load balancer configuration from nginx, Apache, or HAProxy to an iRule.

Steps

1. Read the domain knowledge from ai/prompts/irules_system.md (includes migration patterns)

2. Read the source configuration file

3. Detect the format and apply these mappings:

   nginx:

   • location -> switch -glob [HTTP::path] or class match
   • proxy_pass -> pool <pool_name>
   • rewrite -> HTTP::uri / HTTP::redirect
   • add_header -> HTTP::header insert
   • return 301/302 -> HTTP::redirect
   • if ($host) -> string match or class match on [HTTP::host]

   Apache:

   • RewriteRule -> HTTP::uri / HTTP::redirect
   • RewriteCond -> if/switch conditions
   • ProxyPass -> pool <pool_name>
   • Header set -> HTTP::header insert/replace
   • <VirtualHost> -> switch on [HTTP::host]
   • <Location> -> switch on [HTTP::path]

   HAProxy:

   • acl -> if conditions or class match
   • use_backend -> pool <pool_name>
   • http-request redirect -> HTTP::redirect
   • http-request set-header -> HTTP::header replace
   • http-request add-header -> HTTP::header insert
   • frontend bind -> handled by virtual server (note in comments)

4. Generate the iRule following security best practices

5. Write to a file and validate:

   uv run --no-dev python ai/claude/tcl_ai.py diagnostics $FILE
   

6. If the tool fails (e.g. parse error), report the error and adjust the generated code

7. Fix any issues and re-validate (up to 5 iterations)

8. If issues persist after 5 iterations, report what was migrated and what remains

9. Add comments explaining the mapping from the original config

10. Note anything that cannot be directly translated (e.g., backend health checks, rate limiting)

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