nickramirez

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HAProxy Is Resilient to the HTTP/2 Continuation Flood(haproxy.com)
2 points by nickramirez 2y ago|0 comments
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HAProxy 2.9 further extends performance, flexibility, and observability(haproxy.com)
3 points by nickramirez 3y ago|0 comments
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by nickramirez 3y ago
If getting Let's Encrypt to work with HAProxy is your only struggle, you'll soon overcome it and be loving HAProxy. And there are multiple ways to set up Let's Encrypt, if you don't want to use acme.sh. For example, you
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HAProxy is not affected by the HTTP/2 Rapid Reset Attack(haproxy.com)
166 points by nickramirez 3y ago|33 comments
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by nickramirez 4y ago
You can think of it as having layers of redundancy. * Retries are one layer. By default set to 3 retries. HAProxy will retry the failed connection or request with the same server. * "option redispatch" is another layer. If HAProxy
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by nickramirez 5y ago
kzrdude, great feedback. These big version announcements gather the attention of people who may not be familiar with HAProxy and so, I'd say they are a unique case where we should introduce the product for newcomers.
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Use HAProxy Response Policies to Stop Threats(haproxy.com)
4 points by nickramirez 6y ago|0 comments
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Enable TLS with Let’s Encrypt and the HAProxy Kubernetes Ingress Controller(haproxy.com)
4 points by nickramirez 6y ago|0 comments
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Get to Know the HAProxy Process Manager(haproxy.com)
10 points by nickramirez 6y ago|0 comments
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Announcing HAProxy 2.2(haproxy.com)
8 points by nickramirez 6y ago|5 comments
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Load Balancing PHP-FPM with HAProxy and FastCGI(haproxy.com)
5 points by nickramirez 7y ago|0 comments
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by nickramirez 7y ago
The HAProxy Data Plane API performs a validation check: it sends the -c flag to the HAProxy process before reloading to make sure that it is a valid configuration. If the configuration is invalid, the changes will not take effect and you wi
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by nickramirez 7y ago
Try the haproxytech images, which are updated for 2.0: https://hub.docker.com/search?q=haproxytech&type=image . There is also information on using the ingress controller here: https://www.haproxy.com/docu
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by nickramirez 7y ago
The HAProxy Kubernetes Ingress Controller ( https://github.com/haproxytech/kubernetes-ingress ) uses the same Go library that the API is layered on top of: the "client-native" library. https://github
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by nickramirez 7y ago
It was fun writing this blog post because the API covers a lot of ground in terms of what can be done programmatically with the configuration. I've wanted something like this for integrating into a CD pipeline, for example.
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by nickramirez 7y ago
In fact there is a software-based Enterprise version of HAProxy that is subscription based.
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by nickramirez 7y ago
Although HAProxy is not a web server, it does have Small Object Caching so files can be cached on the proxy. https://www.haproxy.com/blog/whats-new-haproxy-1-8/#http-sma...
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by nickramirez 7y ago
With the Data Plane API, expect to see tighter integration with Consul. For now, there is this integration https://www.haproxy.com/blog/building-a-service-mesh-with-ha...
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by nickramirez 7y ago
HAProxy can proxy HTTP/2 at Layer 4 or at Layer 7, to get all the HTTP message data and perform routing based on that, etc.
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by nickramirez 7y ago
What open-source NGINX lacks that open-source HAProxy has: * ACL rules with full support for logical if statements [1] * active health checks * end-to-end HTTP/2 [2] * Robust logging or a dashboard with metrics * The ability to read en
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by nickramirez 8y ago
I'm one of the co-authors. Any questions? Happy to try to answer.
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by nickramirez 8y ago
As the author, any questions I might be able to answer, let me know.