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Also, plugging Caddy: https://caddyserver.com/ https://caddyserver.com/ I used to be a huge fan of nginx and I haven't touched it in a year now. I don't miss i
by scrollaway 10y ago
Also, plugging Caddy: https://caddyserver.com/ https://caddyserver.com/
I used to be a huge fan of nginx and I haven't touched it in a year now. I don't miss it, Caddy is fantastic and handles the Let's Encrypt stuff for me.
- _eht 10y agoCan anyone else speak to Caddy? My interest is peaked. I run several hundred thousand HTTP requests in a load balanced web cluster hourly, I'll do some reading, but has anyone else used it for high traffic?
- teach 10y agoI don't know anything about Caddy but for some reason I feel compelled to tell you that it's "piqued", not "peaked".
- skilgarriff 10y agoCaddy is pretty awesome. I use it to run my personal website (love that it can serve statically compiled Brotli assets out of the box). I maintain it's docker image here: https://github.com/ZZROTDesign/alpine-caddy https://github.com/ZZROTDesign/alpine-caddy :) Should be incredibly simple to set up!
- eicnix 10y agoHow does Caddy compare to nginx performance wise? I have a similar setup like you running on nginx. For loadbalancers I mainly care about performance and not usability of the configuration language.
- mholt 10y agoI hear this question a hundred different ways. What do you even mean by performance? There's so many dimensions to a web server.
- devwastaken 10y agoI can never take caddy seriously until they get serious about updates and start working with linux packages. When you have to do this: https://gist.github.com/Jamesits/2a1e2677ddba31fae62d022ef8aa54dc https://gist.github.com/Jamesits/2a1e2677ddba31fae62d022ef8a... That means your webserver is not going to receive updates until you re-do this manually each time, which is dangerous and not at all something you should be using proffessionally.