The State of SSL Stacks
The SSL landscape has shifted dramatically, raising questions about performance, efficiency, and costs. In this paper, we examine OpenSSL 3.x, BoringSSL, LibreSSL, WolfSSL, and AWS-LC with HAProxy.
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SSL
Announcing HAProxy Enterprise 3.0
HAProxy Enterprise 3.0 extends HAProxy Enterprise’s legendary performance and flexibility and builds upon its cornerstone features.
Zero-Trust mTLS Automation With HAProxy and SPIFFE/SPIRE
Securing traffic between systems is critical. Follow along as we explain how to use SPIFFE and SPIRE to automatically generate and renew identities that include mTLS certificates.
Your Comprehensive Guide to HAProxy Protocol Support
Modern load balancers need broad internet protocol support. We’ll outline HAProxy's product-specific protocol support, highlight core features, and share handy use cases.
Black Hat USA: Adaptable Security From HAProxy
HAProxy Technologies showcased its deep, targeted, and scalable security at Black Hat USA 2023.
HAProxy and Let’s Encrypt: Improved Support in acme.sh
Improvements in acme.sh integration allows you to manage TLS certificates with Let’s Encrypt without restarting HAProxy.
How to Enable QUIC Load Balancing on HAProxy
In this blog post, we outline the steps to get started and the reasons why users are choosing to serve applications using HTTP/3 over QUIC.
Redirect HTTP to HTTPS in a Few Easy Steps With HAProxy
Read on to learn how to use the HAProxy load balancer to redirect users from HTTP to HTTPS automatically in a few easy steps.
Dynamic SSL Certificate Storage in HAProxy
Learn how to use the Dynamic SSL Certificate Storage introduced in HAProxy 2.1 and expanded in HAProxy 2.2 in order to update SSL certificates dynamically.
HAProxy SSL Termination (Offloading) Everything You Need to Know
This blog post shows how to quickly and easily enable SSL/TLS encryption for your applications by using high-performance SSL termination in HAProxy.
SSL Client Certificate Management at Application Level
The main purpose of using client-side certificates is to increase the level of authentication. Since HAProxy is often in front of web platform, it is the right place to do this authentication.
