Traefik

This release focuses on dependency updates for acme and http3 components, fixes a Redis verification issue, and addresses a server vulnerability related to encoded characters. It also includes numerous documentation improvements.

This release primarily focuses on a bug fix addressing the denial of encoded characters within the server component.

This release primarily focuses on documentation improvements and a minor bug fix in the server component regarding access logging for rejected requests.

This release focuses on bug fixes, including resolving an issue with NGINX sslredirect annotation support and improving logging for rejected requests. Documentation updates were also included.

This release addresses several CVEs, including critical security fixes, and includes numerous bug fixes across various components like server, plugins, HTTP/3, and Kubernetes ingress-nginx integration. Users are strongly advised to review the migration guide due to breaking changes associated with the fixed CVEs.

This release addresses critical CVEs, introducing a breaking change regarding encoded characters in request paths, and includes several dependency bumps and bug fixes across server, plugins, and HTTP/3 components.

This release primarily focuses on deprecating an experimental flag within the Kubernetes Ingress NGINX provider.

This release focuses on bug fixes across Docker integration, server routing, UDP handling, and the Web UI. Users should review the migration guide for potential necessary steps.

This release primarily focuses on a bug fix related to Docker provider API version negotiation.

This release introduces significant enhancements across multiple providers, including AWS ECS IPv6 support, Knative provider integration, and new load balancing strategies like Least Time and HighestRandomWeight. It also includes important bug fixes and documentation updates.

This release primarily focuses on bug fixes, including an update to the ACME library and improved handling of unknown nodes during deprecation loading. Documentation updates were also provided for ACME options and the compress middleware.

This release introduces significant enhancements across providers (Docker, ECS, Kubernetes, Consul, Nomad) including new load balancing strategies, TCP health checks, and Knative provider support. It also updates the Kubernetes Gateway API dependency to v1.4.0.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes, particularly around OpenTelemetry integration and dependency updates for ACME, HTTP/3, and KV stores. Numerous documentation improvements were also implemented across various components.

This release focuses on dependency updates and bug fixes across several components including http3, kv, server, and tracing.

This release focuses on bug fixes across Kubernetes CRDs, the plugins system, server handling, and the web UI. Documentation was also significantly updated with fixes, new sections, and reorganization.

This release focuses on bug fixes across several components including access logs, middleware, TLS handling, and the web UI. Users should review the migration guide for potential necessary updates.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes across various components including access logs, ACME, Kubernetes Gateway API, tracing, and server handling. It also includes several documentation updates and dependency bumps.

This release primarily focuses on updating dependencies for the ACME and Docker providers and includes documentation fixes.

This release introduces significant enhancements across ACME, healthchecks, Kubernetes integration, and TLS security, including Post-Quantum readiness. It also includes a major migration of the Web UI dashboard to React and several improvements to observability features.

This release merges the v2.11 branch into v3.4 and includes an important bug fix related to the HTTP/3 QUIC implementation.

This release focuses on bug fixes, including redacting logs, securing plugin extraction against zipslip, and disabling MPTCP by default. Users should review the migration guide for potential necessary updates.

This release primarily focuses on bug fixes, specifically adding missing resource attributes detectors for observability components.

This release focuses on bug fixes, particularly addressing concurrent access issues in load balancing strategies and respecting Kubernetes Gateway API annotations. Documentation has also been updated across several guides.

This release primarily includes a dependency update to fix a bug by bumping mapstructure to v2.3.0.

This release introduces significant enhancements across ACME, health checks, Kubernetes integration, and TLS security, including the adoption of Post-Quantum-Secure ciphers and a migration of the Web UI to React.

This release primarily focuses on a bug fix by updating the underlying quic-go library version for HTTP3 support.

This release primarily focuses on merging branches and updating documentation across various components including Docker, Kubernetes, logging, metrics, and tracing.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes, specifically preventing the logging of sensitive Redis Sentinel credentials, alongside several documentation improvements.

This release addresses a critical CVE and includes several bug fixes across Docker, Kubernetes CRD, middleware, server, and service components. It also merges updates from the v2.11 branch.

This release addresses security vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-47952) and includes bug fixes related to Kubernetes ingress panics and request path normalization. Users should review the migration guide.

Traefik v3.4 introduces significant enhancements across providers (Docker, K8s, Nomad) and middlewares, including a new Redis rate limiter and p2c load balancing, while removing the default load-balancing strategy for CRDs.

This release primarily focuses on a bug fix related to access logging, ensuring SpanID and TraceID are only included when tracing is active.

This release fixes multiple critical CVEs and introduces request path sanitization, which may affect existing routing configurations. It also includes several Kubernetes CRD-related bug fixes.

This release focuses on patching critical security vulnerabilities (CVEs) and implements important request path sanitization behavior, requiring users to review the migration guide. Documentation updates for Kubernetes Gateway API and tracing were also included.

This release focuses heavily on security by fixing three CVEs and implements request path sanitization for improved security, which may require configuration review.

This release introduces numerous enhancements across providers, middleware, and core functionality, including a new Redis rate limiter and support for UDP routing via systemd socket activation. The defaultRuleSyntax and ruleSyntax options are now deprecated.

This release focuses on bug fixes across Kubernetes Gateway API and middleware components, including reverting compress middleware priority and improving error handling for malformed content types. It also includes documentation updates.

This release focuses primarily on dependency updates and various bug fixes across several components, including logging, rules matching, and server handling. Documentation updates clarify middleware behavior and provide configuration tips.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes across several components including fastproxy, tracing, and sticky sessions, alongside documentation updates. A key change is the unit conversion for request duration metrics from milliseconds to seconds.

This release focuses on bug fixes, including dependency bumps for acme and cli components, and improvements to the retry middleware functionality.

This release focuses on bug fixes across API, fastproxy, Kubernetes integration, and logging, including restoring tracing IDs in access logs.

This release primarily focuses on a bug fix related to the graceful shutdown of the ACME JSON write operation and includes a minor documentation update.

This release focuses on several bug fixes across middleware, service handling, and the web UI, including improvements to logging and component lifecycle management.

This release focuses on bug fixes across several components including fastproxy, observability configuration, and the web UI, alongside documentation updates for ACME.