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How to use haproxy for outgoing requests?
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I am trying to create a tls link between two haproxy instances. Each instance is installed on a machine which have some apps that need to talk with each other using the proxy. I want the haproxy instances to handle the tls stuff in behalf of apps since I am using client authentication. Now, what I tried to do is to have a haproxy on the client side to listen on localhost interface but it seems not possible. How do I accomplish that; to have outgoing/incoming going through haproxy ?
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I am trying to create a tls link between two haproxy instances. Each instance is installed on a machine which have some apps that need to talk with each other using the proxy. I want the haproxy instances to handle the tls stuff in behalf of apps since I am using client authentication. Now, what I tried to do is to have a haproxy on the client side to listen on localhost interface but it seems not possible. How do I accomplish that; to have outgoing/incoming going through haproxy ?
ssl proxy haproxy
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For simple TLS encapsulation, you may want to look also atstunnel
. HAProxy can do it too of course but it is a more generic tool hence more options hence more things to understand or risks of being done wrong...
– Patrick Mevzek
3 hours ago
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I am trying to create a tls link between two haproxy instances. Each instance is installed on a machine which have some apps that need to talk with each other using the proxy. I want the haproxy instances to handle the tls stuff in behalf of apps since I am using client authentication. Now, what I tried to do is to have a haproxy on the client side to listen on localhost interface but it seems not possible. How do I accomplish that; to have outgoing/incoming going through haproxy ?
ssl proxy haproxy
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I am trying to create a tls link between two haproxy instances. Each instance is installed on a machine which have some apps that need to talk with each other using the proxy. I want the haproxy instances to handle the tls stuff in behalf of apps since I am using client authentication. Now, what I tried to do is to have a haproxy on the client side to listen on localhost interface but it seems not possible. How do I accomplish that; to have outgoing/incoming going through haproxy ?
ssl proxy haproxy
ssl proxy haproxy
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For simple TLS encapsulation, you may want to look also atstunnel
. HAProxy can do it too of course but it is a more generic tool hence more options hence more things to understand or risks of being done wrong...
– Patrick Mevzek
3 hours ago
add a comment |
For simple TLS encapsulation, you may want to look also atstunnel
. HAProxy can do it too of course but it is a more generic tool hence more options hence more things to understand or risks of being done wrong...
– Patrick Mevzek
3 hours ago
For simple TLS encapsulation, you may want to look also at
stunnel
. HAProxy can do it too of course but it is a more generic tool hence more options hence more things to understand or risks of being done wrong...– Patrick Mevzek
3 hours ago
For simple TLS encapsulation, you may want to look also at
stunnel
. HAProxy can do it too of course but it is a more generic tool hence more options hence more things to understand or risks of being done wrong...– Patrick Mevzek
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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. HAProxy can do it too of course but it is a more generic tool hence more options hence more things to understand or risks of being done wrong...– Patrick Mevzek
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