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Florian Horn

We are running Rancher in combination with the in-built load balancer HAProxy. For each of our customers, our application is provided as a single container, many on the same physical server instance. Each of the customers' applications can be accessed via different URLs, so the usage of the HAProxy as the routing component part of the load balancer makes sense.

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This blog post was published more than one year ago and might be outdated!
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Stephan Hochdörfer

For quite a while I am looking for a private Docker registry server which is easy to set up and fairly trivial to run in our IT infrastructure, e.g. being able to connect to our central LDAP server for user management. A few months back I realized that the next major version of Nexus will be able to host docker images. Since we already have a nexus instance running this seemed like a natural fit for us. Finally, I found some time to play with the current M7 release which already offers the docker registry feature.