It isn't. Its install base in similar environments is huge, it's much easier to use and better documented too.
> and is now 100% open source (no closed source binaries).
Have fun reviewing it and its plugins by individual external contributors for potential security and other issues!
This project looks good. I ocassionally use Caddy when I need to temporariliy expose internal services to external users and I'd prefer to just use Nginx for that rather than a one-off utility dedicated to one simple task.
Each to his own.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 14.4 ms ] threadCaddy 2 has built in support and is now 100% open source (no closed source binaries).
We made the switch a few weeks ago, works really well.
https://caddyserver.com/
It isn't. Its install base in similar environments is huge, it's much easier to use and better documented too.
> and is now 100% open source (no closed source binaries).
Have fun reviewing it and its plugins by individual external contributors for potential security and other issues!
This project looks good. I ocassionally use Caddy when I need to temporariliy expose internal services to external users and I'd prefer to just use Nginx for that rather than a one-off utility dedicated to one simple task. Each to his own.