Headers

Each request to a deployment on Globe is automatically provided with a number of request headers which you could use in your application to customize how your application responds to the request.

HeaderTypeDescription
x-globe-request-idStringThe unique ID for this request.
x-globe-dc-idString?The IATA code of where this request is executing.
x-globe-dc-euString?A "true" or "false" string value of whether this request is executing within a data center within the EU.
x-globe-dc-cityString?The data center city name of where this request is executed.
x-globe-dc-countryStringThe data center ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 code of this request (e.g. "US").
x-globe-dc-continentStringThe data center continent (e.g. "Europe").
x-globe-dc-latitudeStringThe data center location latitude.
x-globe-dc-longitudeStringThe data center location longitude.
x-globe-euString?A "true" or "false" string value of whether this request originated from within the EU.
x-globe-latitudeString?The location latitude of where this request originated from.
x-globe-longitudeString?The location longitude of where this request originated from.
x-globe-cityString?The closest city where this request originated from.
x-globe-countryString?The ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 code of where this request originated from (e.g. "US").
x-globe-regionString?The location region of the incoming request (e.g. "Texas").
x-globe-region-codeString?The region code of the incoming request (as an ISO-3166-2 code e.g. "TX").
x-globe-continentString?The continent of the incoming request (e.g. "Europe").
x-globe-tzString?The location timezone of the incoming request, e.g. "America/Chicago".