Paste nginx.conf or docker-compose with Traefik labels, then click Map flow.
Paste nginx.conf or Traefik labels. See routing flow and audit findings.
Paste nginx.conf or docker-compose with Traefik labels, then click Map flow.
Paste your nginx.conf or docker-compose.yml with Traefik labels. The tool auto-detects which format you're using.
Click Map flow. Optionally enter a test URL to see which routing rule would match it.
Review findings for dangling routers, missing SSL redirects, localhost proxy_pass and exposed admin routes. Nothing leaves your browser.
Currently this tool supports nginx.conf files and docker-compose.yml files with Traefik labels. Caddy and Apache support may be added in future.
A dangling router is a Traefik router label that references a service name that does not exist in your compose file. Traffic matching that router has nowhere to go and will result in a 404 or gateway error.
If your nginx config has a server block listening on port 80 but no return 301 https:// redirect, users who visit via HTTP are never forced to the secure version.
Inside Docker, containers communicate by service name, not localhost. Using proxy_pass http://localhost:3000 inside a container means it is trying to reach itself, not the target service.
No. All parsing and analysis runs entirely in your browser. Your nginx or Traefik config is never sent to or stored on any ConfigClarity server.