DNS for Service Discovery in HAProxy
Learn how to use DNS service discovery in HAProxy to detect server changes and automatically apply them to your configuration.
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5 Ways to Extend HAProxy With Lua
This blog post demonstrates how you can use custom Lua code to extend HAProxy for creating your own fetches, converters, actions, services, and tasks.
HAProxy on AWS: Best Practices Part 3
In this blog post, learn to use HAProxy, Keepalived, Terraform, and Ansible to set up highly-available load balancing in AWS.
IP Masking in HAProxy
This blog post shows how to use HAProxy IP Masking in order to protect the privacy of your users, helping you to stay compliant with laws like the GDPR.
Introduction to HAProxy Logging
In this blog post, we show how to set up HAProxy logging, target a Syslog server, understand the log fields, and suggest helpful tools for parsing log files.
HAProxy 1.9.2 Adds gRPC Support
Learn how to set up an example project that uses gRPC and Protocol Buffers to stream messages between a client and a server with HAProxy in between.
HAProxy 1.9 Has Arrived
Announcing the release of HAProxy 1.9, which brings end-to-end HTTP/2, buffer and connection management improvements, native HTTP representation, and more.
Bot Protection With HAProxy
HAProxy has best-in-class bot protection capabilities for detecting and defending against many types of unwanted bot traffic. Read on to learn how.
The Four Essential Sections of an HAProxy Configuration
The four essential sections of an HAProxy configuration file are global, defaults, frontend, and backend. These sections define performance, default settings, and request routing.
HAProxy on AWS: Best Practices Part 2
In this blog post, we'll demonstrate how to place HAProxy at the edge of your AWS infrastructure without involving Elastic Load Balancing (ELB).
Introduction to HAProxy Stick Tables
Learn more about HAProxy's fast, in-memory storage called stick tables that let you track user activities, including malicious ones, across requests.
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.