• RPM installation
• Why should I use RPM?
• Manual installation
• Ansible installation
• SELinux policy Installing
• Fail2ban Installing
• OS support

RPM

Before using RPM repository you should donate to support project on Patreon or on PayPal and we will send you credentials for access. Actual prices are here. But you can donate as many as you can or as you want. Please indicate the purpose of the donation, if any.
You may retrieve signed RPM configuration files from link. It may be automatically installed by root thus:

Set up your credentials:
And add your credentials:
Install extra repository:

And install HAProxy-WI and services:

Open in your broweser: https://your_ip/ Default login/password are: admin/admin

Why should I use RPM?

Using RPM it is the best solution because:

• It is more convenient: just type one command for installation
• Updating without any problems: update with a one command or click a one button in the Web Interface
• More stable and less bugs: RPM releases after community tests
• Using RPM you help project to grow and evolve
• It is safer: you do not need disable SELinux and firewall
• Ability to use Simple monitoring(SMON)
• Ability to use Backends checker
• Ability to use Metrics collection service
• Ability to use Auto start service

Manual

If you use Debian/Ubuntu:

Change httpd to apache2 PATH and apache to www-data user in the all configs

And create DB: Disable SELinux and enjoy!

Open in your broweser: https://your_ip/ Default login/password are: admin/admin

Ansible install

If you use RPM you have not to do anything. HAProxy-WI will install and configure Ansible properly. For manual installation you should do next:
Disable SELinux and enjoy!

SELinux policy Installing

If you use RPM you have not do anything. HAProxy-WI will install SELinux policy, if this does not happen then install the package:

Fail2ban Installing

If you use RPM you have not do anything. HAProxy-WI will install Fail2ban. For manual installation you should do next:

OS support

HAProxy-WI supports next os:

• EL7(RPM installation and manual installation)
• EL8(RPM installation and manual installation)
• Amazon Linux 2(RPM installation and manual installation)
• Other Unix(only manual installation)