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caddyserver.com emits those headers if you want to see them in action: https://urlscan.io/result/8093833b-8ac7-4d18-8f20-a02373f577a1#transactions https://urlsc
by heipei 9y ago
caddyserver.com emits those headers if you want to see them in action: https://urlscan.io/result/8093833b-8ac7-4d18-8f20-a02373f577a1#transactions https://urlscan.io/result/8093833b-8ac7-4d18-8f20-a02373f577... Go to the first transaction, click the show button and click "Show headers". Right now it says:
caddy-sponsors - This free web server is made possible by its sponsors: Minio, Uptime Robot, and Sourcegraph
Personal opinion: I've never understood the appeal of Caddy except for the builtin Let's Encrypt / TLS automagic support. nginx is very powerful and at the same time pretty easy to configure, and I think they split the features between the Open Source and commercial version pretty reasonably.
- camus2 9y agoIt has a few bells and whistle and there is some work behind it, no question. HOWEVER, the fact that it relies entirely on go std lib net/http|http2 package implementations personally doesn't make it very useful if your developing your application in Go directly. Caddy team didn't code all that network layer, like Nginx or Apache teams did. You don't need Caddy to add let's encrypt to your Go application.