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Background Last year, I started running Traefik full-time in my homelab. Coming from nginx, I’m happy that its not nginx HTTP/2 support out-the-box decent troubleshooting dashboard plug-n-play with k3s, prometheus But it’s not all roses. I’ve lost a few evenings (and a couple Saturdays) troubleshooting my Traefik setup. Hopefully these gotchas will saves someone, somewhere a few…
Background Last year, I started running Traefik full-time in my homelab. Coming from nginx, I’m happy that its
not nginx HTTP/2 support out-the-box decent troubleshooting dashboard plug-n-play with k3s, prometheus But it’s not all roses. I’ve lost a few evenings (and a couple Saturdays) troubleshooting my Traefik setup.
Hopefully these gotchas will saves someone, somewhere a few hours of head-scratching.
I can’t reach the Traefik dashboard No, it’s not that you disabled the dashboard in the configuration file.Read on /posts/traefik-gotchas/ ↗
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