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This type of thing is why I (and I'm sure others) have literally zero intention of using tools like this. Separation of concerns means you are in control, and
by stephenr 9y ago
This type of thing is why I (and I'm sure others) have literally zero intention of using tools like this.
Separation of concerns means you are in control, and using separate layers means you can swap one out when a vulnerability/show-stopper bug is discovered.
What exactly do you do when your look-ma-no-hands server won't even start?
Edit: maybe "all-things-to-all-people" was the wrong term to use here.
- scrollaway 9y agoThat's a bit of a strawman. Caddy is far more lightweight than apache and even nginx. It just happens to do something they don't do.
- stephenr 9y ago> That's a bit of a straw man From https://caddyserver.com https://caddyserver.com: > The Most Beloved Server They started the hyperbolic claims, not me.
- scrollaway 9y agoI have no idea how this is relevant to the conversation, nor who said anything about hyperbolic claims. You're claiming "caddy does everything". As opposed to what? If you're running apache or nginx, your server does far more than caddy, so you're quite simply mistaken.
- stephenr 9y ago> You're claiming "caddy does everything". As opposed to what? Serving content over http(s), and obtaining TLS certificates are two very different tasks. > If you're running apache or nginx, your server does far more than caddy Far more, that is directly related to serving content over http/https.
- chronial 9y ago> Serving content over http(s), and obtaining TLS certificates are two very different tasks. Except that with let's encrypt one actually needs the other.