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Thank you Let's Encrypt, together with the acme.sh , caddy and the whole ecosystem for TLS. You simply cannot emphasize the information security enough if all
by RandyOrion 10mo ago
Thank you Let's Encrypt, together with the acme.sh , caddy and the whole ecosystem for TLS.
You simply cannot emphasize the information security enough if all your Internet traffic is audited, censored and manipulated by a number of adversaries supported by (authoritarian) governments and what not.
- 8cvor6j844qw_d6 10mo agoCaddy's way of using plugins seems to require building custom binaries, may I know if that's what you did? I preferred to use wildcard certs, which requires a plugin for the dns
- RandyOrion 10mo agoWell, I use Arch Linux and the caddy package from pacman just works. You may checkout https://github.com/caddyserver/xcaddy https://github.com/caddyserver/xcaddy for custom caddy build. Besides, I don't use wildcard certs. I use caddy to reverse proxy a number of self-hosting things, and manually assign domain names to each of them. Caddy can handles many certs just fine.
- 8cvor6j844qw_d6 10mo agoI plan to make use of a Caddy on a cheap VPS to expose some self-hosted services behind Tailscale, behind Caddy will be a mix of Raspberry Pi and a occasional hosted VPS when trying things out. How's your experience with Caddy regarding memory usage? I am currently serving a static site with 500 MB, but this is with very low to zero traffic.
- RandyOrion 10mo agoI see 3-4% of 1GB ram usage for caddy only. Note that in my case caddy serves as reverse proxy and there is also very little traffic.