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I guess it saves you the hassle of dealing with reverse proxies and TLS certs if your use case is "userbase is 1 person and it is me, and i only access services
by _def 3mo ago
I guess it saves you the hassle of dealing with reverse proxies and TLS certs if your use case is "userbase is 1 person and it is me, and i only access services from a desktop os"
- KomoD 3mo agoEver since I started using Caddy, doing that has been soooo easy. Download the binary, make a Caddyfile myservice.example.com { basic_auth { admin some_password_hash_here } reverse_proxy :3000 } And then just "./caddy start"
- Natfan 3mo agodoes this work with multiple caddy servers? ie can you bind multiple caddy servers to port 80/443?
- tcoff91 3mo agoYou set up multiple services behind a single caddy reverse proxy
- KomoD 3mo agoYou can have multiple configs in a single Caddyfile and reload when you make changes, and it'll just route them as you wish, e.g. domain1.com -> service on port 1234 domain2.com -> service on port 5678 domain3.com -> serving a file directory. And then you still access domain1.com, domain2.com, domain3.com on port 80/443
- gizzlon 3mo agoCaddy can also proxy to unix sockets !
- qudat 3mo agoI just use https://tuns.sh https://tuns.sh which has a handy bash script to make the ssh tunnel simple