HAProxy Enterprise Documentation 2.2r1

Linux

HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 is distributed through the Operating System package manager for the following Linux distributions:

Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on AlmaLinux
AlmaLinux
8
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on CentOS
CentOS
8 7
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on Debian
Debian
11 10 9
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on RedHat
RedHat
8 7
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on Rocky Linux
Rocky Linux
8
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on Ubuntu
Ubuntu
20.04 18.04
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on SUSE
SUSE
15
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on Oracle
Oracle
8 7
Install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 on Photon OS
Photon OS
3.0

Install HAProxy Enterprise

The following procedure adds package repositories and installs HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1.

  1. Optional. To verify the integrity of the script before installing, first download the script and its SHA hash to a local directory:

    $ wget https://www.haproxy.com/static/install_haproxy_enterprise.sh
$ wget https://www.haproxy.com/static/install_haproxy_enterprise.sh.sha512.asc

    Then run these commands to verify the checksum of the script against the SHA hash:

    $ gpg --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 0xCA2DF14657C5A207
$ gpg --verify ./install_haproxy_enterprise.sh.sha512.asc

    Check for the output Good signature.

  2. To install HAProxy Enterprise, run the following command, replacing <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    $ wget https://www.haproxy.com/static/install_haproxy_enterprise.sh
$ sudo bash ./install_haproxy_enterprise.sh \
    --version 2.2r1 \
    --key <HAProxy Enterprise key>

  3. Enable and start the HAProxy Enterprise service:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

    On systems that do not have systemctl, use:

    $ sudo service hapee-2.2-lb start

Install additional modules

HAProxy Enterprise comes with additional native and third-party modules like the Real-time Dashboard. Packages are separated into three repositories, which you already added during the installation.

Package Repository

Description

Common

Contains the primary components for HAProxy Enterprise.

Plus

Contains add-on modules that extend HAProxy Enterprise.

Extras

Contains supporting software: SNMP, RHI, VRRP, etc.

See all available packages.

Search for additional modules

The list of additional modules is also available by running the following commands:

$ # On Debian/Ubuntu
$ apt-cache search hapee-2.2r1
$ apt-cache search hapee-extras

$ # On CentOs/RedHat
$ yum search hapee-2.2r1
$ yum search hapee-extras



$ # On SUSE
$ zypper search hapee-2.2r1
$ zypper search hapee-extras

Install a module

$ # On Debian/Ubuntu
$ sudo apt-get install hapee-2.2r1-lb-update
$ # On CentOS/RedHat/Oracle/Photon OS
$ sudo yum install hapee-2.2r1-lb-update
$ # On SUSE
$ sudo zypper install hapee-2.2r1-lb-update
$ # On FreeBSD
$ sudo pkg install hapee-2.2r1-lb-update

See other parts of this documentation for instructions on how to enable and configure each package.

Locate installed directories

Binaries and documentation

/opt/hapee-2.2/
  |-- bin
  |-- doc
  |-- modules
  |-- sbin
  |-- version

Configuration files

/etc/hapee-2.2/
  |-- hapee-lb.cfg

Init scripts

/etc/init.d/
  |-- hapee-2.2-lb

Configure HAProxy Enterprise

After you complete the installation, you can configure HAProxy Enterprise using the instructions in the Configuration section from the left-hand menu bar.

Install HAProxy Enterprise manually

The following section gives detailed information on how to install HAProxy Enterprise 2.2r1 and its associated components manually on all supported Operating Systems.

Use this procedure if our installation script is not suited for your infrastructure or if you want to customize your installation.

Instructions for AlmaLinux 8

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for CentOS 8

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for CentOS 7

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Debian 11

  1. Create a new file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hapee.list if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/debian-bullseye/amd64/ bullseye main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/debian-bullseye/amd64/ bullseye main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/debian-bullseye/amd64/ bullseye main

  2. Install required dependencies:

    $ sudo apt-get install --yes apt-transport-https dirmngr gnupg-agent

  3. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc | sudo apt-key add -
$ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc | sudo apt-key add -

  4. Update the repository cache:

    $ sudo apt-get update

  5. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ sudo apt-get install hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base openssl
Suggested packages:
       ca-certificates
The following NEW packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base hapee-2.2r1-lb openssl
0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[...]

  6. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  7. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Debian 10

  1. Create a new file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hapee.list if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/debian-buster/amd64/ buster main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/debian-buster/amd64/ buster main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/debian-buster/amd64/ buster main

  2. Install required dependencies:

    $ sudo apt-get install --yes apt-transport-https dirmngr gnupg-agent

  3. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc | sudo apt-key add -
$ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc | sudo apt-key add -

  4. Update the repository cache:

    $ sudo apt-get update

  5. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ sudo apt-get install hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base openssl
Suggested packages:
       ca-certificates
The following NEW packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base hapee-2.2r1-lb openssl
0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[...]

  6. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  7. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Debian 9

  1. Create a new file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hapee.list if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/debian-stretch/amd64/ stretch main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/debian-stretch/amd64/ stretch main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/debian-stretch/amd64/ stretch main

  2. Install required dependencies:

    $ sudo apt-get install --yes apt-transport-https dirmngr gnupg-agent

  3. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc | sudo apt-key add -
$ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc | sudo apt-key add -

  4. Update the repository cache:

    $ sudo apt-get update

  5. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ sudo apt-get install hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base openssl
Suggested packages:
       ca-certificates
The following NEW packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base hapee-2.2r1-lb openssl
0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[...]

  6. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  7. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for RedHat 8

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for RedHat 7

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Rocky Linux 8

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Ubuntu 20.04

  1. Create a new file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hapee.list if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/ubuntu-20.04/amd64/ focal main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/ubuntu-20.04/amd64/ focal main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/ubuntu-20.04/amd64/ focal main

  2. Install required dependencies:

    $ sudo apt-get install --yes apt-transport-https dirmngr gnupg-agent

  3. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc | sudo apt-key add -
$ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc | sudo apt-key add -

  4. Update the repository cache:

    $ sudo apt-get update

  5. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ sudo apt-get install hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base openssl
Suggested packages:
       ca-certificates
The following NEW packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base hapee-2.2r1-lb openssl
0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[...]

  6. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  7. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Ubuntu 18.04

  1. Create a new file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/hapee.list if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/ubuntu-18.04/amd64/ bionic main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/ubuntu-18.04/amd64/ bionic main
deb [arch=amd64] https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/ubuntu-18.04/amd64/ bionic main

  2. Install required dependencies:

    $ sudo apt-get install --yes apt-transport-https dirmngr gnupg-agent

  3. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc | sudo apt-key add -
$ wget -O - https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc | sudo apt-key add -

  4. Update the repository cache:

    $ sudo apt-get update

  5. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ sudo apt-get install hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base openssl
Suggested packages:
       ca-certificates
The following NEW packages will be installed:
       hapee-2.2r1-base hapee-2.2r1-lb openssl
0 upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[...]

  6. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  7. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for SUSE 15

  1. Create a new file /etc/zypp/repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=HAProxy Enterprise Base
enabled=1
autorefresh=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/suse-15/x86_64/bin/
path=/
type=rpm-md
keeppackages=0

[hapee-plus]
name=HAProxy Enterprise Base
enabled=1
autorefresh=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/suse-15/x86_64/bin/
path=/
type=rpm-md
keeppackages=0

[hapee-plus-extras]
name=HAProxy Enterprise Base
enabled=1
autorefresh=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/suse-15/x86_64/bin/
path=/
type=rpm-md
keeppackages=0

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ zypper makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ zypper install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
The following 3 NEW packages are going to be installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base hapee-2.2r1-lb libpcreposix0

3 new packages to install.
Overall download size: 3.6 MiB. Already cached: 0 B. After the operation, additional 13.9 MiB will be used.
Continue? [y/n/v/...? shows all options] (y): y
Retrieving package hapee-2.2r1-base-1.0.0-91.0.noarch (1/3), 13.4 KiB ( 18.6 KiB unpacked)
Retrieving: hapee-2.2r1-base-1.0.0-91.0.suse-15.0.noarch.rpm .........................................................................................................................................[done]
Retrieving package libpcreposix0-8.41-lp151.5.67.x86_64 (2/3), 16.6 KiB ( 10.1 KiB unpacked)
Retrieving: libpcreposix0-8.41-lp151.5.67.x86_64.rpm ....................................................................................................................................[done (19.0 KiB/s)]
Retrieving package hapee-2.2r1-lb-1.0.0-217.640.x86_64 (3/3), 3.5 MiB ( 13.9 MiB unpacked)
Retrieving: hapee-2.2r1-lb-1.0.0-217.640.suse-15.0.x86_64.rpm ............................................................................................................................[done (1.1 MiB/s)]

Checking for file conflicts: .........................................................................................................................................................................[done]
(1/3) Installing: hapee-2.2r1-base-1.0.0-91.0.noarch .................................................................................................................................................[done]
Additional rpm output:
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.d/hapee-2.2.conf for system tuning.

(2/3) Installing: libpcreposix0-8.41-lp151.5.67.x86_64 ...............................................................................................................................................[done]
(3/3) Installing: hapee-2.2r1-lb-1.0.0-217.640.x86_64 .........................................................................................[done]

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Oracle 8

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-8/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Oracle 7

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/rhel-7/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

Instructions for Photon OS 3.0

  1. Create a new file /etc/yum.repos.d/hapee.repo if it does not exist and add the contents below. Replace <HAProxy Enterprise Key> with the key you were given when you registered.

    [hapee-base]
name=hapee-base
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-common/2.2r1/photon-3.0/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

[hapee-plus]
name=hapee-plus
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/2.2r1/photon-3.0/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1


[hapee-plus-extras]
name=hapee-plus-extras
enabled=1
baseurl=https://www.haproxy.com/download/hapee/key/<HAProxy Enterprise Key>-plus/extras/photon-3.0/$basearch/bin/
gpgcheck=1

  2. The packages that HAProxy Technologies provides are signed. To install them, you first must import the public key.

    Run the following commands:

    $ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-2.2r1.asc
$ rpm --import https://pks.haproxy.com/linux/enterprise/HAPEE-key-extras.asc

  3. Update the repository cache:

    $ yum makecache

  4. To install the load balancer, run:

    $ yum install -y hapee-2.2r1-lb

    Output of a successful installation:

    [...]
Running Transaction
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Note: you should edit /etc/sysctl.conf for system tuning.
Installing : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-base-2.2r1.0-16.0.noarch      1/2
Verifying  : hapee-2.2r1-lb-2.2r1.0-67.20.x86_64       2/2
Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-lb.x86_64 0:2.2r1.0-67.20
Dependency Installed:
hapee-2.2r1-base.noarch 0:2.2r1.0-16.0
Complete!

  5. To start HAProxy Enterprise, run:

    $ sudo systemctl enable hapee-2.2-lb
$ sudo systemctl start hapee-2.2-lb

  6. If you have installed Rsyslog, restart it now to begin collecting HAProxy Enterprise logs:

    $ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog

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