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How to Deploy Traefik Proxy Using Flux and GitOps Principles

Jakub Hajek

#traefik-related-resource

January, 2022

Read step-by-step instructions for deploying Traefik Proxy using Flux to embrace GitOps principles.

How Traefik Plugins Protect Your Apps Against the Log4j Vulnerability

Manuel Zapf

#traefik-related-resource

December, 2021

The recently-published Log4j vulnerability introduces a critical security risk. In this article, we’ll show you how Traefik helps mitigate the issue using our plugin system.

Automating at Scale with GitOps and a Declarative Approach

Kate Mikula

GitOps

December, 2021

GitOps enforces declarative descriptions of infrastructure and allows Kubernetes platforms to be automated at scale.

HTTPS on Kubernetes Using Traefik Proxy

Rahul Sharma

Kubernetes

November, 2021

If you're looking for the most efficient process of configuring HTTPS for your applications, you're in the right place. Here, I cover various Traefik Proxy configurations for serving HTTPS on Kubernetes.

The Key Challenges of Multi-Cluster Networking

Kate Mikula

Kubernetes

November, 2021

Today, companies rely on distributed systems to answer the growing demand for cloud-based services. But these systems are innate complex to manage.

Traefik Proxy 2.x and Kubernetes 101

Rahul Sharma

Kubernetes

October, 2021

In this post, I will walk you through the process of working with Traefik Proxy 2.x on Kubernetes and I’ll discuss common application deployment scenarios along with the involved Traefik Proxy 2.x concepts.

Rate limiting on Kubernetes applications with Traefik Proxy and Codefresh

Kostis Kapelonis

Kubernetes

October, 2021

If you're already using Kubernetes and you're looking to get a better understanding of rate limiting you're in the right place.

Announcing Traefik Enterprise 2.5

Douglas De Toni Machado

Product News

September, 2021

We’re pleased to announce the new release of Traefik Enterprise 2.5 that not only integrates Traefik Proxy 2.5 but also brings its own set of customer-centric features.

Using Private Plugins in Traefik Proxy 2.5

Ryan McGuire

Ingress

September, 2021

Traefik Proxy is a modular router by design, allowing you to place middleware into your routes, and to modify requests before they reach their intended backend service destinations. Traefik has many such middlewares built-in, and also allows you to load your own, in the form of plugins.

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