In the following URL map example:
https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/url-map-concepts#example-url-map-workflow
there is a following host rule:
```
hostRules: - hosts: - '*' pathMatcher: video-matcher
```
But this host rule has not been created. Shouldn't there be another command as follows:
gcloud compute url-maps add-host-rule video-org-url-map \ --hosts=* \ --path-matcher-name=video-matcher
Please let me know.
my understanding was incorrect.
it looks like that the wildcard host rule matching all hosts and pointing to the pathMatcher `video-matcher` appears by default even without adding any host rule to the url map.
So the current configuration in the documentation is correct.
Please let me know.
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Yes, based on your provided document, the path routing rules in video-matcher to all incoming requests, regardless of the hostname, due to the * wildcard. It simplifies the setup when you want a consistent routing behavior for all hostnames, directing traffic to the correct backend services based on the URL path.
I hope the above information is helpful.