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| <aname="body-size"></a>deis-router | deployment |[router.deis.io/nginx.bodySize](#body-size)|`"1m"`| nginx `client_max_body_size` setting expressed in bytes (no suffix), kilobytes (suffixes `k` and `K`), or megabytes (suffixes `m` and `M`). |
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| <aname="large-client-header-buffers-count"></a>deis-router | deployment |[router.deis.io/nginx.largeHeaderBuffersCount](#large-client-header-buffers-count)|`"4"`| nginx `large_client_header_buffers` number setting. Sets the maximum number of buffers used for reading large client request header. |
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| <aname="large-client-header-buffers-size"></a>deis-router | deployment |[router.deis.io/nginx.largeHeaderBuffersSize](#large-client-header-buffers-size)|`"32k"`| nginx `large_client_header_buffers` size expressed in bytes (no suffix), kilobytes (suffixes `k` and `K`), or megabytes (suffixes `m` and `M`). Sets the maximum size of the buffers used for reading large client request header. |
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| <aname="proxy-real-ip-cidrs"></a>deis-router | deployment |[router.deis.io/nginx.proxyRealIpCidrs](#proxy-real-ip-cidrs)|`"10.0.0.0/8"`| Comma-delimited list of IP/CIDRs that define trusted addresses that are known to send correct replacement addresses. These map to multiple nginx `set_real_ip_from` directives. |
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| <aname="error-log-level"></a>deis-router | deployment |[router.deis.io/nginx.errorLogLevel](#error-log-level)|`"error"`| Log level used in the nginx `error_log` setting (valid values are: `debug`, `info`, `notice`, `warn`, `error`, `crit`, `alert`, and `emerg`). |
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| <aname="platform-domain"></a>deis-router | deployment |[router.deis.io/nginx.platformDomain](#platform-domain)| N/A | This defines the router's platform domain. Any domains added to a routable application _not_ containing the `.` character will be assumed to be subdomains of this platform domain. Thus, for example, a platform domain of `example.com` coupled with a routable app counting `foo` among its domains will result in router configuration that routes traffic for `foo.example.com` to that application. |
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