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Traefik Components Cheat Sheet-220308-102732

The document outlines the components of Traefik, including static and dynamic configurations, entrypoints, routers, middleware, and services. Static configuration is set at startup using various methods, while dynamic configuration updates in real-time based on provider data. It also describes different provider types such as label-based, annotation-based, file-based, and key/value-based systems.

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Traefik Components Cheat Sheet-220308-102732

The document outlines the components of Traefik, including static and dynamic configurations, entrypoints, routers, middleware, and services. Static configuration is set at startup using various methods, while dynamic configuration updates in real-time based on provider data. It also describes different provider types such as label-based, annotation-based, file-based, and key/value-based systems.

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THE TRAEFIK COMPONENTS

Static Configuration Provider Namespaces


Attached to the software at startup Designate in which provider a resource can be
found
Uses only one of configuration file, command-line
switches, or environment variables (in that order) Uses the format of name@provider

Activates entrypoints, providers, and features like If needed, specify Kubernetes namespace in form
tracing, observability, and logging. of namespace- name@provider

Dynamic Configuration Entrypoint


Assembled from provider data about running An entrypoint is the port where traffic enters Traefik
services and workloads Proxy

Reloads in real time with no interruption to active


connections Router
A router receives a request, analyzes it, and connects
it to a Middleware or Service
Provider Types
Label-based (Docker) Middleware
Annotation-based (K8s Ingress) Middleware alters the request before handing it off to
the Service (or if it's outbound traffic, before handing
File-based (K8s IngressRoute) it off to the Router)

Key/value-based (Zookeeper, etcd)


Service
A Service connects a request to the backend servers.

traefik.io

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