On 12/7/09, Holger Just <w...@meine-er.de> wrote: > Hi, > > On 07.12.09 20:49, Israel Garcia wrote: >> Hi, >> A simple question, is there any web interface to administer haproxy via >> web? > Hi Holder,
> A simple answer: Nope, at least no free one I have heard of. Maybe you > could find something from loadbalancer.org > > However, I am currently looking into developing a simple twisted and/or > django based REST-webservice to manage some aspects of Haproxy. That's very interesting.. I'll take a look at this... I'll keep you posted.. > > Currently, I am planning the following features: > > * Create and edit a complete configuration by using something like > haproxy-config (http://github.com/finnlabs/haproxy) > * Add, edit and remove complete sections > * Allow member servers of backends and listeners to be added and > removed > > * Use the stats-socket to interface directly with Haproxy > * Set the weight of individual backend servers (for Haproxy 1.4) > * Provide a (readonly) webservice API to the various Haproxy stats > > Optionally: Provide a callback interface to perform certain used defined > actions based on state changes of ressources by providing callbacks to > which user code can register itself. This interface could be called from > something like syslog-ng in nearly realtime. > > I plan on hacking on it during the evenings / nights of the upcomming > 26c3. So if you have any ideas, feel free to provide them here. thanks in advance regards, Israel. > > --Holger > > -- Regards; Israel Garcia
