Two different Varnish implementations of uap-core allowing Varnish to classify a user-agent string and extracts some information from them. It's not as advanced as deviceAtlas, but it relies on an open-database.

The first implementation targets Varnish Enterprise and uses vmod-rewrite to match the user-agent with the database entries. The second one is a pure-VCL implementation suitable for Varnish Cache. It's slower than the Varnish Enterprise option, but it requires no vmod.

You'll need:

• go >= 1.16
• make
• curl
• either Varnish Cache or Varnish Enterprise

# build 
make

# run tests on Enterprise
make check-enterprise

# or on Cache
make check-oss

Running make will generate both uap-enterprise.vcl uap-enterprise.vtc. Include either of them and call uap_detect (they both implement it) from a client subroutine such as vcl_recv.

As a result, uap_detect will populate these request headers (req.http.*) matching the results found in regexes.yaml:

• ua-family
• ua-major
• ua-minor
• ua-patch
• os-family
• os-major
• os-minor
• os-patch
• os-patch_minor
• device-family
• device-brand
• device-model

Example VCL:

vcl 4.1;

import std;

include "./uap-oss.vcl";

backend default none;

sub vcl_recv {
    call uap_detect;
    std.log("device family is: " + req.http.device-family);
    return (synth(200));
}