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That post is more than a year old. Caddy has since had more than 70 contributors and > 1K commits. Based on my experience, replacing nginx (in my case acting a
by pfg 10y ago
That post is more than a year old. Caddy has since had more than 70 contributors and > 1K commits.
Based on my experience, replacing nginx (in my case acting as a fairly simple reverse proxy for rails) with Caddy wasn't significantly harder than compiling a custom nginx. If you have a complex configuration, YMMV. I'm definitely not suggesting using Caddy as a drop-in replacement for your existing production web server without further testing. That being said, getting rid of a OpenSSL dependency isn't a bad thing.
- jmiserez 10y ago> Caddy has since had more than 70 contributors and > 1K commits. That is impressive, will definitely try it. Is there a list of companies using Caddy somewhere?
- pfg 10y agoI haven't seen a list yet. A couple of Go community sites have started using it (for obvious reasons). Without having any particular insight, I'd guess the user base consists mostly of early adopters, Go developers and some side-projects right now.