Become FIPS Compliant With HAProxy Enterprise on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8
In the blog post, you will learn how to become FIPS compliant using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and HAProxy Enterprise for TLS encryption.
In the blog post, you will learn how to become FIPS compliant using Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and HAProxy Enterprise for TLS encryption.
HAProxy Enterprise handles SAML single sign-on for your applications and integrates with identity providers like Azure Active Directory.
Learn how to use the Dynamic SSL Certificate Storage introduced in HAProxy 2.1 and expanded in HAProxy 2.2 in order to update SSL certificates dynamically.
In this blog post, you will learn how to use HAProxy's Deny, Tarpit, Silent Drop, Reject, and Shadowban response policies to stop threats and malicious users.
Learn how to configure TLS with the HAProxy Kubernetes Ingress Controller to provide secure communication to everyone accessing your Kubernetes services.
Version 2.1 of the HAProxy Data Plane API expands support to all available request and response actions, adds Lua actions, and improves file handling.
In this blog post, you will find out more about the HAProxy Process Manager, which allows you to start external programs that are hosted under HAProxy.
HAProxy 2.2 adds exciting features such as a fully dynamic SSL certificate storage, a native response generator, security hardening, and much more.
Version 2.0 of the HAProxy Data Plane API brings exciting enhancements that unlock the power of HAProxy’s flexible configuration and its runtime capabilities.
HAProxy Enterprise will be offered in the Red Hat Marketplace, allowing OpenShift users to take advantage of its advanced features for Ingress.
Security researcher Felix Wilhelm has disclosed a critical vulnerability in HAProxy's HTTP/2 HPACK decoder in versions 1.8 and above which is now fixed.
In this blog post, we show step-by-step, how to install the HAProxy Kubernetes Ingress Controller into your Kubernetes cluster using the popular Helm charts