I don't understand what you mean here. Consul is not a load balancer. It's functionality is almost entirely orthogonal to Haproxy.
If anything, a lot of people pair the two, but have so far often had to resort to cumbersome solutions for rewriting the Haproxy config to keep the set of backends in Haproxy updated.
If anything, this will make Haproxy and Consul work much better together, given that Consul serves up SRV records for the services you register with it.
If anything, a lot of people pair the two, but have so far often had to resort to cumbersome solutions for rewriting the Haproxy config to keep the set of backends in Haproxy updated.
If anything, this will make Haproxy and Consul work much better together, given that Consul serves up SRV records for the services you register with it.