Originally created by @shibinca on GitHub (May 8, 2025).
Not sure if this align with komodo goals, but it would be great to have built in support for reverse proxy/load balancer so that we could deploy an app or service to multiple servers (or same server, multiple instances of the app) and be able to load balance them. We define all required configuration or setting related to proxy/load balancing in the deploy steps of containers or similar places where it make more sense - deployment resource, stack resource.
We could integrate an existing proven production ready load balancers like Traefik or HAProxy etc., instead of adding our own proxy and starting from scratch! With tools like Traefik we have some option to explore automatic service discovery as well.
I know we can achieve this manually currently with third party proxys like Traefik/nginx/HAproxy etc. but it would be nice to have this automated based on configurations defined in deployment or stack resources.
Thanks in Advance and keep the good work, Komodo team!
Originally created by @shibinca on GitHub (May 8, 2025).
Not sure if this align with komodo goals, but it would be great to have built in support for reverse proxy/load balancer so that we could deploy an app or service to multiple servers (or same server, multiple instances of the app) and be able to load balance them. We define all required configuration or setting related to proxy/load balancing in the deploy steps of containers or similar places where it make more sense - deployment resource, stack resource.
We could integrate an existing proven production ready load balancers like Traefik or HAProxy etc., instead of adding our own proxy and starting from scratch! With tools like Traefik we have some option to explore automatic service discovery as well.
I know we can achieve this manually currently with third party proxys like Traefik/nginx/HAproxy etc. but it would be nice to have this automated based on configurations defined in deployment or stack resources.
Thanks in Advance and keep the good work, Komodo team!
I will second this request. I recently started using Komodo after not being satisfied with either Portainer or Dockge. I've been using Nginx Proxy Manager which I am also no longer happy with, and have been looking at Caddy or Traefik, but a native integration with Komodo would be amazing.
@kjarmie commented on GitHub (Aug 11, 2025):
I will second this request. I recently started using Komodo after not being satisfied with either Portainer or Dockge. I've been using Nginx Proxy Manager which I am also no longer happy with, and have been looking at Caddy or Traefik, but a native integration with Komodo would be amazing.
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Originally created by @shibinca on GitHub (May 8, 2025).
Not sure if this align with komodo goals, but it would be great to have built in support for reverse proxy/load balancer so that we could deploy an app or service to multiple servers (or same server, multiple instances of the app) and be able to load balance them. We define all required configuration or setting related to proxy/load balancing in the deploy steps of containers or similar places where it make more sense - deployment resource, stack resource.
We could integrate an existing proven production ready load balancers like Traefik or HAProxy etc., instead of adding our own proxy and starting from scratch! With tools like Traefik we have some option to explore automatic service discovery as well.
I know we can achieve this manually currently with third party proxys like Traefik/nginx/HAproxy etc. but it would be nice to have this automated based on configurations defined in deployment or stack resources.
Thanks in Advance and keep the good work, Komodo team!
@kjarmie commented on GitHub (Aug 11, 2025):
I will second this request. I recently started using Komodo after not being satisfied with either Portainer or Dockge. I've been using Nginx Proxy Manager which I am also no longer happy with, and have been looking at Caddy or Traefik, but a native integration with Komodo would be amazing.