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Hi, I am running in GKE and I handle LE certificates on my own. I have a cron worker that check if there is any change and if so it will retrieve the certificates and write them into the configuration file defined in treafiks configuration under filename with watch enabled. But since I'm using kubernetes I think this is being ignored and no certificates is used and also when the file us updated I don' see anything in logs which makes me think that Kubernetes has more priority over File and only one "driver" is used at a time.
Is this correct? If so how do I tell Traefik which certificates to use on my own terms?
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Yep, I'm moving to Nginx for now. I think Traefik is not a bad tool but I think it's more suitable for internal routing rather than external...at least at this point.
For the future, if you need some help on a (totally free) open source project, avoid complaining on Twitter. This really doesn't help solving your issue.
Hi, I am running in GKE and I handle LE certificates on my own. I have a cron worker that check if there is any change and if so it will retrieve the certificates and write them into the configuration file defined in treafiks configuration under filename with watch enabled. But since I'm using kubernetes I think this is being ignored and no certificates is used and also when the file us updated I don' see anything in logs which makes me think that Kubernetes has more priority over File and only one "driver" is used at a time.
Is this correct? If so how do I tell Traefik which certificates to use on my own terms?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: