How to Get SSL With HAProxy Getting Rid of Stunnel, Stud, NGINX or Pound
HAProxy is a high-performance reverse proxy and load balancer commonly used on web platforms and even as a replacement for hardware load balancers like F5 appliances.
HAProxy is a high-performance reverse proxy and load balancer commonly used on web platforms and even as a replacement for hardware load balancers like F5 appliances.
HAProxy can support SSL offloading. Today, I’ll focus on how to install and configure HAProxy to offload SSL processing from your servers.
In this blog post, we'll explain how to use both HAProxy and Varnish on a web application hosted on a single domain name.
Despite being “competitors”, each of them has its own very well performing: HAProxy is a Reverse-proxy Load-Balancer and Varnish is a Reverse-proxy cache.
In this blog post, we will provide a configuration that you can use to protect your applications against HTTP request flood attacks.
Geolocation is the process of linking a third party to a geographical location. In easier words: know the country of a client's IP address. On the Internet, such a base is called GeoIP.
In this blog post, we will explain how to configure the HAProxy load balancer to build an efficient SMTP relay infrastructure with Postfix.
In this blog post, we aim to demonstrate how to preserve source IP addresses when using the reverse-proxy mode in HAProxy.
In this blog post, we summarize the findings of a hypervisors virtual network performance comparison from a virtualized load balancer point of view.
In this blog post, we show how to enable enhanced SSL load balancing with the Server Name Indication (SNI) TLS Extension in HAProxy and HAProxy ALOHA.
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.