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From what I can see, Caddy also does a reload. With Apache, you can do a Graceful restart and not lose any traffic, plus, using mod_lua you could create a relat
by jimjag 11y ago
From what I can see, Caddy also does a reload. With Apache, you can do a Graceful restart and not lose any traffic, plus, using mod_lua you could create a relatively easy way to add this automagically.
- pilif 11y agonginx you can also reload gracefully using the same mechanism. Still. It would be cool if it wasn't needed. I mean - you don't normally restart web servers when a file in the document root changes - why would you still have to do this for changes to SSL certs. (note: I know that these are two very different things and I know how complicated it is to get all that state correct and to properly re-initialize the SSL context - still, as certificates get more and more short-lived, this would be a cool thing to have)
- mholt 11y agoFWIW, Caddy's next version will be able to update the certs without reloading at all.
- mholt 11y agoCaddy does graceful reload with zero downtime on Linux.