acme

This release introduces configuration support for 'all' and 'none' in tune.defaults.purge and deprecates tune.takeover-other-tg-connections. It also includes numerous bug fixes across various modules like proxy, hpack, SSL, and QUIC, along with updates to the SLZ library.

This release introduces several bug fixes and minor improvements across various modules including checks, mux_quic, servers, and acme. It also includes optimizations and new features for Lua integration and task management.

Version 3.4-dev14 introduces several bug fixes and minor improvements across various modules, including networking, SSL, and HTTP handling. It also enhances the random number generation for security-sensitive operations and improves QUIC and H3 protocol support.

This release introduces an MPSC ring buffer, enhances QUIC and H2 support, and includes numerous bug fixes across various modules. Key new features include ACME EAB support and improved JWE/JWS capabilities.

Version 3.4-dev10 introduces several bug fixes, minor improvements, and new features across various modules including OTel, ACME, muxing protocols, and stream handling. Notably, the default max-threads-per-group has been updated, and several memory leaks and protocol handling issues have been resolved.

This release introduces the OpenTelemetry filter, enhancing observability capabilities. It also includes significant improvements to QUIC transport and various bug fixes across multiple components.

This release introduces significant improvements to logging, scheduling, and buffer management, alongside numerous bug fixes and new features for ACME, HTTP actions, and TCP checks. Key changes include the split of logging functions, enhanced scheduler behavior, and the introduction of small buffer support across various modules.

This release includes numerous bug fixes and minor improvements across various components like QUIC, ACME, and proxy handling. It also introduces new features for haterm and improved error reporting in SSL.

Version 3.3.0 introduces several improvements to QUIC, fixes bugs in ACME, server, and H3 modules, and enhances logging for HTTPS. It also includes documentation updates and prepares for future development.

This release introduces several improvements to QUIC and ACME, alongside bug fixes for mworker, SSL, and configuration handling. Key changes include renaming stick-tables shards and enhancing ALPN support for mux protocols.

This release introduces significant improvements to QUIC support, including 0-RTT capabilities and enhanced token handling. It also addresses various bugs across different modules like ACME, stats, and connection management.

This release introduces automatic SSL on QUIC servers, optional AAD parameter support for AES-GCM, and various bug fixes including a crash fix on non-x86 platforms. Several configuration options and keywords have been deprecated or modified for improved compatibility and robustness.

This release introduces new features for QUIC, SSL/ECH, and stick-tables, alongside numerous bug fixes across various modules. Key changes include improved QUIC option handling, enhanced SSL certificate management, and more robust stick-table operations.

This release introduces significant changes to proxy behavior with abortonclose enabled by default for HTTP and TLS listeners. It also includes numerous bug fixes, performance improvements related to data handling, and enhancements to JWT and SSL functionalities.

This release introduces several minor improvements and bug fixes across various modules including QUIC, configuration parsing, SSL, and tools. Key additions include new helper functions for GUIDs and clocks, improved alignment for memory pools, and the introduction of kTLS support for OpenSSL and AWS-LC.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes across Kubernetes integration, various middlewares (especially CORS and Gateway API related), and dependency bumps for security and stability. It also introduces configuration options for request headers.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes across various components including ACME, Kubernetes providers, middlewares (CORS, RequestHeaderModifier), and TLS certificate selection. It also introduces new configuration options for server headers and request size limits.

This release includes several bug fixes, dependency bumps across components like ACME and the web UI, and introduces configurability for the maximum request header size.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes across various components including ACME, healthchecks, tracing, and TLS handling. It also includes documentation improvements and merges from the v2.11 branch into v3.6.

This release introduces a breaking change requiring a review of the migration guide and includes numerous bug fixes across ACME, Kubernetes providers, and the WebUI. Encoded character options are now opt-in.

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 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 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 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.

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 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.