Traefik Manager – UI Examples
Initial Setup
When first launching Traefik Manager you are guided through a short setup wizard.
Step 1 - Temporary password


Step 2 - Welcome


Step 3 - Connection & domains


Step 4 - Optional tabs


Step 5 - Set password


Dashboard
The dashboard shows app cards grouped by category with app icons, stat widgets, and quick-access controls. Cards can be customised per-route with a display name, icon override, and group override.
Main View


Compact Stats


No Widgets


Edit Group


Edit Route Card


Route Map
The Route Map tab shows a 4-column topology view of your Traefik setup - Entry Points, Routes, Middlewares, and Services - connected by Bezier curves.
Topology View


Hover Highlight
Hovering a route dims all unrelated nodes and animates the connected entry point, middlewares, and service into alignment.


Routes
Routes define how incoming traffic is forwarded to backend services.
Routes Overview


Route Details


Editing a Route


Adding an HTTP Route


Adding a TCP Route


Adding a UDP Route


Services
Services represent the backend targets that Traefik forwards traffic to.
Services Overview


Service Details


Middlewares
Middlewares modify requests before they reach your services - authentication, rate limiting, headers, redirects, and more.
Middleware List


Editing Middleware


Adding Middleware


Plugins
View and monitor active Traefik plugins.
Plugin List


Plugin Details


Certificates
View and monitor TLS certificates managed by Traefik.
Certificates View


Docker
Inspect routes and services discovered via the Docker provider, including container labels and health state.
Docker Routes


Docker Route Details


Logs
Live and historical Traefik access logs with line-count control and filtering.
Logs View


Settings
Authentication


Connections


Routes Config


Backups


System


UI Preferences

