Profiles
Profiles in Mantrae allow you to manage multiple Traefik instances from a single interface. Each profile represents a distinct Traefik configuration environment, such as development, staging, or production.
Understanding Profiles
A profile is a logical grouping of:
- Routers (HTTP, TCP, UDP)
- Services (HTTP, TCP, UDP)
- Middlewares (HTTP, TCP)
- Entry Points
- Servers Transports
- DNS Providers
- Agents
Each profile has its own dynamic configuration endpoint that Traefik instances can consume.
Creating a Profile
To create a new profile:
- Access the Web UI: Log into Mantrae at
http://localhost:3000
- Navigate to Profiles: Click on the profile dropdown in the top navigation bar
- Create New Profile: Select "Create New Profile"
- Configure Profile Details:
- Name: A unique identifier for this profile (e.g.,
production
,staging
) - Description: Optional description of the profile's purpose
- Token: A security token for accessing this profile's configuration (auto-generated)
- Name: A unique identifier for this profile (e.g.,
Once saved, this profile will serve as a dedicated space for managing Traefik configurations specific to this environment.
Using Profiles with Traefik
Each profile in Mantrae exposes a unique API endpoint that Traefik can use to fetch its dynamic configuration.
Dynamic Configuration Endpoint
For a profile named production
, the dynamic configuration endpoint would be:
http://mantrae:3000/api/production?token=GENERATED_TOKEN
Configure Traefik to Use Mantrae
Configure your Traefik instance to use Mantrae as its dynamic configuration provider:
Using Static Configuration File
providers:
http:
endpoint: "http://mantrae:3000/api/production?token=GENERATED_TOKEN"
pollInterval: "5s" # Optional: polling interval for configuration updates
Using Command Line Arguments
In Docker Compose:
traefik:
image: traefik:latest
container_name: traefik
command:
- --providers.http.endpoint=http://mantrae:3000/api/production?token=GENERATED_TOKEN
- --providers.http.pollInterval=5s
# ... other Traefik configuration
Using Environment Variables
TRAEFIK_PROVIDERS_HTTP_ENDPOINT=http://mantrae:3000/api/production?token=GENERATED_TOKEN
TRAEFIK_PROVIDERS_HTTP_POLLINTERVAL=5s
Profile-Specific Configuration
Each profile maintains its own separate configuration space. This means:
- Routers created in the
production
profile are completely isolated from those in thestaging
profile - Services, middlewares, and other components are profile-specific
- Agents can be assigned to specific profiles
- DNS providers can be configured per profile
Managing Multiple Profiles
You can easily switch between profiles using the profile dropdown in the Mantrae web interface:
- Click the current profile name in the top navigation bar
- Select the profile you want to work with from the dropdown
- All subsequent actions will apply to the selected profile
This allows you to manage multiple Traefik environments without switching between different Mantrae instances.