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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2023
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Love caddy. Took a little bit for me to understand but it’s an amazing tool. I barely use a fraction of its capabilities.
I had been using Nginx for years until I finally switched to Caddy a few months ago, I'm disappointed in myself that I didn't check it out sooner lol. Caddy is to Nginx like what Nginx is to Apache.
I have like 15 reverse proxies setup and it takes the same amount of code that about 4 or 5 would take in Nginx.
Thanks for the feedback on Caddy. 'Will consider that for my next project.