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Use traefik container to proxy all web services #93
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Adding initial traefik support to start wrapping our web services with a reverse proxy to keep the number of ports being exposed much simpler. Closes redhat-nfvpe#93
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Adding initial traefik support to start wrapping our web services with a reverse proxy to keep the number of ports being exposed much simpler. Closes redhat-nfvpe#93
is it possible that jenkins could use this proxy for plugin installation ? |
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It would be ideal to actually proxy all the container web traffic via a single web proxy to make it simpler to expose ports.
We could look at using this: https://github.com/containous/traefik
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