Pre and post Traefik reboot hooks #573
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Provide pre and post reboot hooks for Traefik, that can be used to remove/add to an external load balancer to prevent requests from being sent during the reboot. Works best with the --rolling setting, where each hook is called once per host.
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Looks like this file was committed by mistake?
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Oh thanks, I'll remove!
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Provide pre and post reboot hooks for Traefik, that can be used to remove/add to an external load balancer to prevent requests from being sent during the reboot.
Works best with the --rolling setting, where each hook is called once per host.