github.com/ddev/ddev@v1.23.2-0.20240519125000-d824ffe36ff3/docs/content/users/extend/traefik-router.md (about) 1 # Router Customization and Debugging (Traefik) 2 3 Traefik is the default router in DDEV v1.22+. 4 5 DDEV’s router plays an important role in its [container architecture](../usage/architecture.md#container-architecture), receiving most HTTP and HTTPS traffic for requests like `*.ddev.site` and delivering them to the relevant project’s web container. 6 7 DDEV uses Traefik by default unless you configure the traditional router by running `ddev poweroff && ddev config global --router=nginx-proxy`. 8 9 ## Traefik Configuration 10 11 You can fully customize the router’s [Traefik configuration](https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/). 12 13 All Traefik configuration uses the *file* provider, not the *Docker* provider. Even though the Traefik daemon itself is running inside the `ddev-router` container, it uses mounted files for configuration, rather than listening to the Docker socket. 14 15 !!!tip 16 Like other DDEV configuration, any file with `#ddev-generated` will be overwritten unless you choose to “take over” it yourself. You can do this by removing the `#ddev-generated` line. DDEV will stop making changes to that file and you’ll be responsible for updating it. 17 18 ### Global Traefik Configuration 19 20 Global configuration is automatically generated in the `~/.ddev/traefik` directory: 21 22 * `static_config.yaml` is the base configuration. 23 * `certs/default_cert.*` files are the default DDEV-generated certificates. 24 * `config/default_config.yaml` contains global dynamic configuration, including pointers to the default certificates. 25 26 ### Project Traefik Configuration 27 28 Project configuration is automatically generated in the project’s `.ddev/traefik` directory. 29 30 * The `certs` directory contains the `<projectname>.crt` and `<projectname>.key` certificate generated for the project. 31 * The `config/<projectname>.yaml` file contains the configuration for the project, including information about routers, services, and certificates. 32 33 ## Debugging Traefik Routing 34 35 Traefik provides a dynamic description of its configuration you can visit at `http://localhost:10999`. 36 When things seem to be going wrong, run [`ddev poweroff`](../usage/commands.md#poweroff) and then start your project again by running [`ddev start`](../usage/commands.md#start). Examine the router’s logs to see what the Traefik daemon is doing (or failing at) by running `docker logs ddev-router` or `docker logs -f ddev-router`.