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Thank you for the insights! We thought about this when we started working on the project and this is among the reasons we decided to go the open-source route. We think building in the open make it easier to earn users trust and give opportunities for them to audit the code and the dependencies. Also, note that with Kloak user secrets and traffic never leave the user environment as we are not a SaaS product which make security requirements more relaxed.
we currently support rewrites for specific hosts and IPs and we have an open issue for supporting rewrite for specific headers for http/http2
gcp and aks were going to be the next ones on the testing list, but life sometimes gets in the way !