haproxy_join : break up a monolithic haproxy config and join the files together

This code is available as Open Source Software under the MIT license.

Details:

This script accepts a filename (FILE_NAME) as the first arg  and a path (HAPROXY_PATH) as the second. It expects  the 
haproxy files/directories to be located as follows:

HAPROXY_PATH/conf/global.cfg (file)
HAPROXY_PATH/conf/defaults.cfg (file)
HAPROXY_PATH/conf/frontend.cfg (file)
HAPROXY_PATH/conf/frontend.d (dir of frontend configs)
HAPROXY_PATH/conf/backend.d (dir backend configs)

The script will concatenate these files together to in the appropriate order to create a single large haproxy 
configuration at HAPROXY_PATH/FILE_NAME. Also note that under the frontend.d and backend.d the script only picks up 
files with a ".cfg" extension. It wil also attempt to create a backup of the already joined config file.

Usage:

# haproxy_join haproxy.cfg /etc/haproxy/

This will join all the configs under /etc/haproxy/conf/ in the above directory format and write the resulting file at 
/etc/haproxy/haproxy.cfg.

Thanks to Holger Just for his haproxy config tool (http://github.com/finnlabs/haproxy/tree/master) which provided the 
inspiration for this one.