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We have been building an ingress Nginx compatibility layer in Traefik that supports the most used ingress Nginx annotations. You should definitely give it a try
by emilevauge 11mo ago
We have been building an ingress Nginx compatibility layer in Traefik that supports the most used ingress Nginx annotations. You should definitely give it a try as it makes Traefik a drop-in replacement to ingress Nginx, without touching your existing ingress resources.
Your feedback will be super useful to make it better
https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/master/reference/routing-configuration/kubernetes/ingress-nginx/ https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/master/reference/routing-conf...
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- _cenw 11mo agoThis is pretty funny. The main reason I dislike Traefik is because you can get away with broken ingress objects (i.e. you put elements into the `tls` array that only have a cert or only have a hostname and traefik will do some fuzzy matching) and it was a huge pain to get our manifest rendering pipeline back to spec.
- alexellisuk 11mo agoThis whole discussion needs way more input - this has been posted three times (I was the last and it got flagged as "dupe") - the moderators are not allowing fair discussion here. As an industry this has a huge impact. Good to know re: Traefik - I wonder if K3s will continue to ship Traefik v2?
- alexellisuk 11mo agoCase in point... front page 61 comments.. https://www.kubernetes.dev/blog/2025/11/12/ingress-nginx-retirement/ https://www.kubernetes.dev/blog/2025/11/12/ingress-nginx-ret...
- gjvc 11mo agothis has been posted three times (I was the last and it got flagged as "dupe") - the moderators are not allowing fair discussion here. this site is policed by vigilante bot-runners who seem to farm karma by flagging "dupe" everywhere but saying or contributing nothing