edgecast | Convenient EdgeCast CDN management in Python

OK, I'm writing a regex that I want to match on a certain url path, and all subfolders underneath it, but with a few excluded. for context, this is for use inside verizon edgecast, which is a CDN caching system. it supports regex, but unfortunately i don't know the 'flavor' of regex it supports and the documentation isn't clear about that either. Seems to support all the core regex features though, and that should be all i need. unfortunately reading the documentation requires an account, but you can get the general idea of edgecast here: https://www.verizondigitalmedia.com/platform/edgecast-cdn/

so, here is some sample data:

I come from AWS Cloudfront where I can create multiple origins for a given endpoint.

I can serve part of the url from one origin and part from another origin.

Is there anyway we can do with Azure CDN Verizon Edgecast Premium?

EDIT1: (Cloudfront Example with Single Distribution)

https://example.com/origin1/index.html <-- This is served from origin1 https://example.com/origin2/index.html <-- This is served from origin2

or like this also,

https://example.com/endpoint/index.html <-- comes from origin1 https://example.com/endpoint/index1.html <-- comes from origin2

I have this piece of code. It get's the logo of a game from steam

I am currently trying to setup django 1.11 to authenticate with the django-python3-ldap 0.9.14 module. I found this module here on https://github.com/etianen/django-python3-ldap

I first tested communication with the Active Directory Studio (http://directory.apache.org/studio/) using my credentials. I noticed that I have to authenticate with the following settings.

Network Parameters Hostname: serversipaddress Port: 389 Encryption method: StartTLS extension Provider: Apache Directory LDAP Client API

Authentication Bind user: username password: xxxxx

Then I can connect.

I set the ldap config in the settings.py file, notice that there are specific settings for MS Active Directory. To test out communication I then ran

I just started learning how to use JSoup. I think I've successfully selected this section of the html, and I successfully took "DARK SOULS III Deluxe Edition" out by doing .select("span.title").text but I was trying to get the prices, in this case $84.98 and $55.23. I tried doing .select("div.col search_price responsive_secondrow").text but it comes up as blank. I was wondering if someone could help me figure out how to extract that part, thanks in advance! Here's the html of the section of the page.

The full html is view-source:http://store.steampowered.com/search/?filter=topsellers