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+One of the useful methods of running http-proxy is as a routing proxy. The following configuration will configure http-proxy as a routing proxy with an access logger. In the example, http-proxy routes to 2 node applications, listening on port 3010 and 3020 respectively:
+
+    var httpProxy = require('http-proxy');
+    
+    var options = { router: {
+      '/page1$'  : localhost:3010,
+      '/page2$'  : localhost:3020,
+      // default route
+      '.*'       : localhost:3020
+    }}
+
+    var router = new httpProxy.RoutingProxy(options);
+    var proxy = httpProxy.createServer(function(req,res) {
+        console.log("request: " + req.path + "; method: " + req.method);
+        router.proxyRequest(req,res);
+    });
+    
+    proxy.listen(3000, function() { console.log("Routing proxy listening on " + proxy.addresss().port); });
+
+the above example uses console.log, but you could use any logging library, e.g. winston, to create access logs with info from req and res.
+