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Using Traefik Proxy with Docker Compose and LetsEncrypt
Tuesday, 29 October 2019
Traefik Proxy is one of the newer reverse proxies available (compared to more established applications such as nginx and Apache httpd). The thing which differentiates traefik is that it was created in a post-Docker world and integrates with Docker to reduce the manual configuration needed. It also supports let’s encrypt to provide SSL encryption, with minimal extra effort.
This article looks at how we can use traefik as a reverse proxy across a docker-compose managed suite of containers and then use let’s encrypt to add SSL certificates for https access.
[SUPERCEDED] Using Traefik Proxy with Docker Compose and LetsEncrypt (version 1.3)
Wednesday, 2 August 2017
This blog entry is deprecated, since it refers to an older version of traefik (version 1.3). Please see the newer version of this article for up to date details (using version 1.7 of traefik).
Traefik Proxy is a fairly recent entry into the reverse proxy space, alongside more established applications such as nginx and Apache httpd. The thing which differentiates traefik is that it was created in a post-Docker world and integrates with Docker to reduce the manual configuration needed.
This article looks at how we can use traefik as a reverse proxy across a docker-compose managed suite of containers and then use let’s encrypt to add SSL certificates for https access.