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Sure, if you’re at the point where the performance of Caddy is a limitation, by all means switch to Nginx. My sites aren’t even close to that limit though, and

Sure, if you’re at the point where the performance of Caddy is a limitation, by all means switch to Nginx. My sites aren’t even close to that limit though, and it’s a lot simpler to start out with Caddy. No sense in doing unnecessary work before you need to.

DKnoll 9y ago
There isn't a hard limit (that I know of), you're just consuming more resources for each page load and likely doing it slower than nginx would.
- eridius 9y ago
  By the same argument you should never use node.js or ruby or python or whatnot to write your app and should always use something like C++ or Rust.
  - DKnoll 9y ago
    If you consider creating a ~10 line site config in nginx equivalent to developing an entire application in Rust... sure?