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EasyHAProxy
Service discovery for HAProxy
The main objective of EasyHAProxy is dynamically create the haproxy.cfg based on the labels defined in docker containers.
EasyHAProxy can detect and configure automatically HAProxy on the folowing platforms:
- Docker
- Docker Swarm
- Kubernetes
Features
EasyHAProxy will discover the services based on the Docker Tags of the running containers in a Docker host or Docker Swarm cluster and dynamically set up the haproxy.cfg. Below, EasyHAProxy main features:
- Use Letsencrypt with HAProxy.
- Set your custom SSL certificates
- Balance traffic between multiple replicas
- Set SSL with three different levels of validations and according to the most recent definitions.
- Setup HAProxy to listen to TCP.
- Add redirects.
- Enable/disable Stats on port 1936 with a custom password.
- Enable/disable custom errors.
Also, it is possible to set up HAProxy from a simple Yaml file instead of creating haproxy.cfg file.
How It Works?
You don't need to change your current infrastructure and don't need to learn the HAProxy configuration.
You need run the EasyHAProxy container, add some labels to your existing container and EasyHAProxy will automatically detect them and setup HAProxy for you.
Detailed Instructions
For detailed instructions on how to use EasyHAProxy follow the instructions for the platform you want to use:
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