Traefik

OpenSource Traefik ratings with Matomo

OpenSource Traefik ratings with Matomo

Some time ago, I talked to you about tracking and why I care about my privacy. In my conclusion, I indicated that user tracking was still a useful tool for a company, as long as it was ethical and respectful of users. However, very often, I see that Google Analytics

Create Vagrant boxes easily using Packer

Create Vagrant boxes easily using Packer

A few months ago, I wrote a post to explain how to easily create a local Kubernetes cluster leveraging Vagrant and Traefik. You can find it here: Create a local Kubernetes cluster with VagrantTesting Kubernetes is quite easy thanks to solutions such as Minikube. However, when you want to test

Create a local Kubernetes cluster with Vagrant

Create a local Kubernetes cluster with Vagrant

Testing Kubernetes is quite easy thanks to solutions such as Minikube. However, when you want to test cluster-specific features, such as load balancing or failover, it is not necessarily suitable anymore. It is possible to build your Kubernetes infrastructure on servers, or by using managed services from a cloud provider

Traefik 2.3 + ECS + Fargate : Reverse proxy serverless in AWS

Traefik 2.3 + ECS + Fargate : Reverse proxy serverless in AWS

Traefik is a reverse proxy that we have already mentioned on this blog in the past. Very powerful coupled with containers, it allows a fine and light management of traffic. A few days ago, Containous, the editor of Traefik, announced the release of Traefik 2.3.0-rc2. This new version

Traefik 2.3 : Towards plugins and beyond!

Traefik 2.3 : Towards plugins and beyond!

Traefik 2.3 (codename: Picodon - picodon is a cheese, which you can see in the banner of this article) is available as a release candidate since a few days. More than a simple version increment, it brings a lot of new features. Two big new features caught my attention:

Why and how I got rid of Disqus

Why and how I got rid of Disqus

Lately, I've made some changes to this blog, discreetly. One of the main changes is the management of comments, goodbye Disqus, hello Commento. I'll explain why... A bit of history of this blog At the beginning (I'm talking about February 2019, not old times) of this blog, my goal was

Traefik 2 - Reverse proxy in Kubernetes

Traefik 2 - Reverse proxy in Kubernetes

Today, we deploy more and more applications and micro-services in Kubernetes. Managing all the entry points of these applications can be problematic. To facilitate this management, there are ingress controllers, Traefik is one of them. Disclaimer : This post is a translated version of the blog post I made for my