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Aakeshavan
Last edited Dec 19, 2017
Created on Dec 19, 2017

This example shows a Docker Compose configuration for deploying a serverless function platform using Traefik as a reverse proxy with built-in load balancing, automatic HTTPS via ACME, and a monitoring stack with Prometheus and Alertmanager. The visualization is the orchestration of multiple containerized services—including the gateway, sample functions like webhookstash, hubstats, and nodeinfo—across a Docker Swarm cluster, with Traefik routing traffic based on path prefixes and handling TLS certificates. The accompanying log output displays Traefik's debug-level startup messages, revealing its global configuration details such as entry points, ACME settings, Docker provider in swarm mode, and health check intervals, effectively illustrating how the infrastructure is assembled and monitored.

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