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Caddy is getting more and more interesting every day. I've been long time Apache user since 1999 or something and I can (mostly) bend its configuration to my li
by ihateolives 5y ago
Caddy is getting more and more interesting every day. I've been long time Apache user since 1999 or something and I can (mostly) bend its configuration to my liking to do what I need so I've sat out this whole Nginx brouhaha because for my use cases it provides close to zero added value.
But Caddy just might've convinced me to install it on my server for pet projects and giving it a test drive.
- capableweb 5y agoI've used all three of those for both hobby and professional services deployed to production (going apache -> nginx -> caddy). The only major difference is the configuration syntax, that has gotten easier and easier moving from them. What difference do you see between apache and caddy that makes the move more worth it compared to apache and nginx? I guess the added value is much more going from apache to caddy but not apache to nginx, what added value is that for you?