Why Traefik? Sliding Sync Proxy on existing nginx proxy or other webservers

[0x416c69]

We care a lot about performance and the performance of Traefik is not good enough for us. It's sad that you're no longer gonna maintain nginx, is this decision reversible? If not, is there a guide to setting up sliding sync proxy for either the existing nginx or other better high performance web servers such as OpenLiteSpeed?

[4censord]

Maybe https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy/blob/master/docs/configuring-playbook-own-webserver.md#another-webserver sufficient for you? That should allow you to use any other server, with the downside that you need to configure it yourself.

[0x416c69]

@4censord I know that page exists but, does this setup also work for sliding proxy?

[4censord]

Well, on the project page itself it lists a snippet for using nginx: https://github.com/matrix-org/sliding-sync#same-hostname

[0x416c69]

Could it be incompatible with future updates from this repo? Honestly I was afraid to use this big docker ansible deploy project, I guess it's time to move on from it and configure it all by myself, that'd be the safest and best option

[4censord]

If you use the external reverse proxy option, as far as i can tell that should not happen.

[satonotdead]

So, using Nginx like reverse proxy with the Ansible script should be safe for future updates or it's not a good deal at all?

I'm with the OP on this, Traefik seems to be not better choice than Nginx but I assume there are cons and pros that I don't mind in the evaluation.

[Happyfeet01]

@satoshinotdead i tried this but Element x still at the First sync