Introduction to HAProxy ACLs
Learn about using HAProxy ACLs to define custom rules for blocking malicious requests, choosing backends, redirecting to HTTPS, and using cached objects.
Learn about using HAProxy ACLs to define custom rules for blocking malicious requests, choosing backends, redirecting to HTTPS, and using cached objects.
The HTTP 408 status code is an error returned by the server when it doesn't receive a timely request from the client.
Although HAProxy gives you detailed logging, sometimes you need a custom HAProxy log format. In this post, see how to define the template for logs.
In this blog post, we aim to demonstrate how to preserve source IP addresses when using the reverse-proxy mode in HAProxy.
This blog post shows why and how to use a load balancer, the differences between Affinity, Persistence, and Sticky Sessions, and how to enable them in HAProxy.
Microsoft Terminal Services or remoteapps both use the RDP protocol. One issue when using RDP is being able to stick a user to a server.
This blog post will show you how to use HAProxy ALOHA as a reverse proxy for accessing multiple websites or apps behind a single public IP address.
In this blog post, we explain what the Layer 4 Load Balancing Direct Server Return (DSR) Mode is, its pros and cons and when and how to use it.
In this blog post, we explain what the Layer 4 Load Balancing Tunnel Mode is, how it works, when to use it, as well as its pros and cons.
In this blog post, we explain what the Layer 4 Load Balancing NAT Mode is, its pros and cons and when to use this type of architecture.
Layer 4 is related to the transport layer of the OSI model, and layer 7 is related to the application level. A layer 7 load balancer makes routing decisions based on...
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