Binding actix to unix socket + running on multiple subdomains

Question

I've run into following problem. I want to set up actix on unix socket, that's my preferred way, but I can change that if really needed.

Let's say /etc/server.sock

My nginx server redirects traffic from few subdomains into this socket Now, I want to set up few domains preferably on same app to avoid mess.

I've tried setting up tokio::net::UnixListener, and passing it into listen method. I've also tried passing everything into one server but then I realized that I can't do that due to fact that routes would collide in few places.

Answer 1

With help of friend I managed to find a solution, I have no idea if it's a good way to do it but:

1. I've split my files into different routes

Api folder (module)
 \---files for all subdomains
main.rs

2. In main I've set up services for every subdomain

async fn main() -> io::Result<()> {
    let server = HttpServer::new(|| {
        App::new()
            .service(api::a_handler())
            .service(api::b_handler())
            .service(api::c_handler())
            .service(api::d_handler())
    });

    server.bind("127.0.0.1:8000")? //I've also switched from unix sockets
        .run()
        .await
}

3. Then in every api file I've set up handlers and guards respectively

pub fn a_handler() -> Scope {
    web::scope("").guard(guard::Header("host", "a.example.com"))
}