chr0nzz/traefik-manager

How chr0nzz/traefik-manager works

Traefik Manager is a self-hosted web application for managing Traefik without hand-editing YAML. The main workflow is an administrator using the UI to inspect or change routes and related configuration, which the Flask application exposes and persists; monitoring and notifications provide ongoing operational feedback. The README documents broader capabilities such as certificates, CrowdSec, provider views, backups, and remote agents. Several connections reflect documented capabilities or imports; unsampled implementation details are not inferred.

Main entry points: app.py Flask application · monitor.py Background monitor · routes_build.py Route config builder · settings.py Settings store

Components 34

Web interface

Management UI static/js/core.js
Route editor static/js/routes.js
Service editor static/js/services.js
Settings UI static/js/settings-modal.js
Logs and analytics UI static/js/logs.js
CrowdSec UI static/js/crowdsec.js

Traefik management

Flask application app.py
Route config builder core/routes_build.py
Composite services core/composite_services.py
Service ownership core/service_ownership.py
Traefik API access core/traefik.py
Dynamic config files core/config.py
Backups and restore core/backups.py
Git backup integration core/git.py

Operations and insights

Certificate management core/certs.py
ACME certificate store core/acme_store.py
Background monitor core/monitor.py
Route health checks core/route_health.py
CrowdSec insights core/crowdsec.py
GeoIP enrichment core/geoip.py
Notification dispatch core/notifications.py
Notification providers core/notify_providers.py
Provider discovery core/providers.py
Release checks core/updates.py

Identity and agents

Authentication core/auth.py
OIDC token handling core/oidc_tokens.py
Agent HTTP client core/agents_http.py
Agent registry core/agents_store.py
Remote host agent agent/handlers.go

Shared runtime

Settings store core/settings.py
Secret encryption core/crypto.py
Rate-limit state core/rate_store.py
Runtime environment core/env.py

Other components

Administrator

Connections 36

Administrator → Management UI: uses README.md
Management UI → Flask application: requests management README.md
Route editor → Flask application: edits routes README.md
Service editor → Flask application: edits services README.md
Settings UI → Flask application: changes settings README.md
Flask application → Route config builder: uses app.py
Flask application → Composite services: uses app.py
Flask application → Service ownership: uses app.py
Flask application → Dynamic config files: reads and writes app.py
Route config builder → Dynamic config files: builds config core/routes_build.py
Route config builder → Traefik API access: uses core/routes_build.py
Composite services → Service ownership: uses core/composite_services.py
Flask application → Certificate management: manages app.py
Flask application → ACME certificate store: uses app.py
Flask application → Background monitor: uses app.py
Background monitor → Traefik API access: queries core/monitor.py
Background monitor → CrowdSec insights: checks core/monitor.py
Background monitor → GeoIP enrichment: checks core/monitor.py
Background monitor → Notification dispatch: raises alerts core/monitor.py
Background monitor → Provider discovery: discovers tabs core/monitor.py
Route health checks → Background monitor: uses monitor state core/route_health.py
Flask application → Notification dispatch: uses app.py
Notification dispatch → Notification providers: delivers through core/notifications.py
Flask application → Authentication: uses app.py
Authentication → Rate-limit state: tracks attempts core/auth.py
Flask application → Settings store: uses app.py
Settings store → Secret encryption: encrypts secrets core/settings.py
Settings store → Agent registry: loads registry core/settings.py
Flask application → Agent HTTP client: uses app.py
Agent HTTP client → Remote host agent: sends requests README.md
Flask application → Backups and restore: uses app.py
Flask application → Git backup integration: uses app.py
Logs and analytics UI → Flask application: requests logs README.md
CrowdSec UI → Flask application: views CrowdSec README.md
Flask application → Release checks: checks releases README.md
Flask application → Runtime environment: uses runtime paths app.py

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How chr0nzz/traefik-manager works

Main entry points: app.py Flask application · monitor.py Background monitor · routes_build.py Route config builder · settings.py Settings store

Connections 36

Administrator → Management UI: uses README.md
Management UI → Flask application: requests management README.md
Route editor → Flask application: edits routes README.md
Service editor → Flask application: edits services README.md
Settings UI → Flask application: changes settings README.md
Flask application → Route config builder: uses app.py
Flask application → Composite services: uses app.py
Flask application → Service ownership: uses app.py
Flask application → Dynamic config files: reads and writes app.py
Route config builder → Dynamic config files: builds config core/routes_build.py
Route config builder → Traefik API access: uses core/routes_build.py
Composite services → Service ownership: uses core/composite_services.py
Flask application → Certificate management: manages app.py
Flask application → ACME certificate store: uses app.py
Flask application → Background monitor: uses app.py
Background monitor → Traefik API access: queries core/monitor.py
Background monitor → CrowdSec insights: checks core/monitor.py
Background monitor → GeoIP enrichment: checks core/monitor.py
Background monitor → Notification dispatch: raises alerts core/monitor.py
Background monitor → Provider discovery: discovers tabs core/monitor.py
Route health checks → Background monitor: uses monitor state core/route_health.py
Flask application → Notification dispatch: uses app.py
Notification dispatch → Notification providers: delivers through core/notifications.py
Flask application → Authentication: uses app.py
Authentication → Rate-limit state: tracks attempts core/auth.py
Flask application → Settings store: uses app.py
Settings store → Secret encryption: encrypts secrets core/settings.py
Settings store → Agent registry: loads registry core/settings.py
Flask application → Agent HTTP client: uses app.py
Agent HTTP client → Remote host agent: sends requests README.md
Flask application → Backups and restore: uses app.py
Flask application → Git backup integration: uses app.py
Logs and analytics UI → Flask application: requests logs README.md
CrowdSec UI → Flask application: views CrowdSec README.md
Flask application → Release checks: checks releases README.md
Flask application → Runtime environment: uses runtime paths app.py

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