We use Traefik in both Dev and Production environments, allowing us to prevent unattended bugs between the different environments.

Total integration with Kubernetes and automatic service discovery, HTTP2 automatically enabled, built in integration with Let's Encrypt with automatic renew. Clean and detailed dashboard with monitor tool. These are just some of the many features Traefik offers for free.

Documentation in the early versions was very poor. In the last version it is better but not very detailed and with few examples. Cache is available only in PRO version.

We used traefik for hosting multiple web sites on a single VPS with docker and docker compose and as ingress controller for kubernetes. We used Let's Encrypt option, and SSL termination feature. For Ingress Controller we found traefik better supported and more stable than more wide-spread nginx-based ingress controller.

As reverse proxies go this is the most flexible one that I've seen. It has so many knobs to turn, that you can make it work almost in any scenario you can imagine. More than 10 configuration providers allow for a wide plethora of usage scenarios, and Kubernetes Ingress Controller implementation makes managing your cluster ingresses a breeze.

Configuring Traefik requires some experience, but once you mastered it the possibilities are endless

The software is great, a little confusing at first but it is useful in configuration and debugging purposes.

Traefik has an API and dashboard that can be useful for configuring and debugging purposes.

It can be confusing to understand why the middleware or service is not catching certain routes, and it would be helpful if there were more information included in the debugging output or if there were a comprehensive guide for troubleshooting issues with Traefik.

We are using Traefik as a reverse proxy to our backend.

- Easy docker configuration with labels- Easy SSL integration with letsencrypt- Easy load balancer configuration- Nice dashboard

For our needs we dind't miss any feature!

Traefik is a powerful and easy-to-use reverse proxy and load balancer that is well-suited for use in a variety of applications and environments. While it does have some limitations, such as limited documentation and the lack of built-in SSL support, these are minor issues that can be easily overcome with a little bit of effort. If you are looking for a reliable and scalable solution for routing and balancing traffic to your applications, Traefik is definitely worth considering.

Traefik is relatively easy to set up and configure, especially if you are already familiar with reverse proxies and load balancers. It has a simple and intuitive configuration file format. It is optimized for containerized environments, making it a good choice for use with Docker and Kubernetes.

The documentation can be somewhat limited in scope, especially for advanced features and configurations. While Traefik does support secure sockets layer (SSL) and transport layer security (TLS) protocols, it does not include any built-in tools for generating or managing SSL certificates.

I have been using Traefik for several years.

Overall good documentation and the product is easy to set up and reliable. The community is very helpful.

The documentation on using Traefik on Kubernetes could be better.

Traefik supports both local installation and docker installation, with the docker installation, you can easily route requests to containers.

Documentation can be made more verbose.