This file is used to list changes made in each version of the haproxy cookbook.
- CPU Tuning, corrects cpu_affinity resource triggers
- parameterize options for admin listener
- renamed templates/rhel to templates/redhat
- sort pool members by hostname to avoid needless restarts
- support amazon linux init script
- support to configure global options
- COOK-3424 - Haproxy cookbook attempts to alter an immutable attribute
- COOK-3135 - Allow setting of members with default recipe without changing the template
- COOK-3424 - Haproxy cookbook attempts to alter an immutable attribute
- COOK-3135 - Allow setting of members with default recipe without changing the template
- Allow setting of members with default recipe without changing the template
- COOK-3660 - Make haproxy socket default user group configurable
- COOK-3537 - Add OpenSSL and zlib source configurations
- COOK-2384 - Add LWRP for multiple haproxy sites/configs
- [COOK-3046]: haproxy default recipe broken by COOK-2656
- [COOK-2009]: Add test-kitchen support to haproxy
- [COOK-2656]: Unify the haproxy.cfg with that from app_lb
- [COOK-1488]: Provide an option to build haproxy from source
- [COOK-1936] - use frontend / backend logic
- [COOK-1937] - cleanup for configurations
- [COOK-1938] - more flexibility for options
- [COOK-1939] - reloading haproxy is better than restarting
- [COOK-1940] - haproxy stats listen on 0.0.0.0 by default
- [COOK-1944] - improve haproxy performance
- [COOK-1839] - add httpchk configuration to
app_lb
template
- [COOK-1275] - haproxy-default.erb should be a cookbook_file
- [COOK-1594] - Template-Service ordering issue in app_lb recipe
- [COOK-1310] - redispatch flag has changed
- [COOK-806] - load balancer should include an SSL option
- [COOK-805] - Fundamental haproxy load balancer options should be configurable
- [COOK-620] haproxy::app_lb's template should use the member cloud private IP by default
- fix regression introduced in v1.0.1
- account for the case where load balancer is in the pool
- Use
node.chef_environment
instead ofnode['app_environment']