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Overview Traefik can automatically generate and renew TLS certificates using an ACME provider, such as Let’s Encrypt. This simplifies certificate management while ensuring secure HTTPS connections. How does Let's Encrypt Work? Let's Encrypt is a free,...

Automated Certification via Let’s Encrypt For automated TLS certificate management, Traefik integrates with Let’s Encrypt. See detailed instructions in this Let’s Encrypt Post. If you want to Setup your Own TLS-Challenge go check out this Guide: Docker-c...

Overview In this article, we will walk through creating a self-signed certificate for multiple local services (e.g., Portainer and Pi-hole) using OpenSSL. We'll also configure Traefik to use this certificate in Docker Swarm. Additionally, we will explain how ...

Introduction This guide provides information on how to set up a simple TLS-Challenge for Traefik to use Let's Encrypt and certify your domains/websites. We will configure Traefik to act as a reverse proxy for a simple "Whoami" application and secure the a...

Introduction This guide aims to demonstrate how to create a certificate with the Let's Encrypt DNS-01 Challenge to use HTTPS on a simple service exposed with Traefik. Why Use DNS-01 Challenge Instead of TLS? Using the DNS-01 Challenge instead of TLS-ALP...

Introduction This guide provides information on how to set up a simple HTTP-Challenge for Traefik to use Let's Encrypt and certify your domains/websites. We will configure Traefik to act as a reverse proxy for a simple "Whoami" application and secure the ...

Attached to the routers, pieces of middleware are a means of tweaking the requests before they are sent to your service (or before the answer from the services are sent to the clients). There are several available middleware in Traefik, some can modify th...

HTTP Middlewares in Traefik let you modify requests and responses on the fly. You can configure them in multiple ways (Docker labels, TOML, YAML, etc.). Configuration Example in a docker-compose.yaml Configuration Example in a docker-compose.yaml # As a...

TCP Middlewares in Traefik let you manage connections on the fly. You can configure them in multiple ways (Docker labels, TOML, YAML, etc.). Configuration Example in a docker-compose.yaml Configuration Example in a docker-compose.yaml # As a Docker Labe...

Plugin Catalog The Traefik Plugin Catalog is a centralized marketplace where community members can share their own custom middleware solutions for the Traefik Proxy. By leveraging this catalog, you can easily discover, install, and configure third-party plugi...

    Overview This plugin ensures that incoming requests must originate from Cloudflare’s network (or other CIDRs that you explicitly allow). It is particularly useful when you only want Cloudflare-proxied traffic to reach your services. By using Cloud...

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Introduction This post is about enabling log rotation for the Traefik access.log and traefik.log. Some information is sourced from this post, with additional insights by Aeoneros. Traefik will close and reopen its log files, assuming they’re configured, up...