Technical case study

Production InfrastructureDocker / Linux / Traefik / DNS / TLS

A technical study of the delivery path from DNS and TLS to reverse proxies, containers and application services.

DockerLinuxTraefik

Deployment · Networking · Troubleshooting

Docker / Linux / Traefik / DNS / TLS

A technical study of the delivery path from DNS and TLS to reverse proxies, containers and application services.

This is a technical study, not a claim about an unprovided client engagement or production incident.

DISTRIBUTED BY DESIGN
01
Web
PWA
Client
API GatewayOne entry point. Clear boundaries.
HTTPS
02
Identity.NET
Product.NET
Order.NET
RabbitMQ·MassTransitgRPC
03
Identity DB
Product DB
Order DB
Architecture schematic · not live telemetry

01

Infrastructure

Docker packages application services for Linux environments. Traefik provides reverse-proxy routing and participates in the TLS termination path. DNS, certificates and forwarding configuration must align with application endpoints and authentication redirect URLs.

02

Engineering Challenges

The interesting problems live between boundaries: preserving product and variant identity, keeping seller data decoupled, distinguishing synchronous failure from delayed events, and tracing identity or deployment problems across the request path. Each requires explicit contracts and end-to-end validation.

Engineering Notes

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