Server
Misc
- Resources
- Heiss guide on setting up a caddy server on a Digital Ocean droplet with Docker and {plumber}
- Differences between caddy and nginx (ChatGPT 3.5)
- Configuration:
Nginx uses a complex, block-based configuration language, which can be challenging for beginners.
Caddy uses a simpler, declarative configuration file called the Caddyfile.
- Automatic HTTPS:
Nginx requires manual configuration for HTTPS and certificate management.
Caddy automatically obtains and manages TLS certificates, making it easier to secure your website.
- Plugins:
Nginx has a vast ecosystem of third-party modules, but adding these can increase complexity.
Caddy has built-in modules for common tasks like logging, rate limiting, and authentication, reducing reliance on external tools.
- Performance:
- Both are performant, but benchmarks often show Caddy with a slight edge in low-resource situations.
- Ease of use:
Caddy is generally considered easier to learn and use due to its simpler configuration and focus on automation.
Nginx has a steeper learning curve but offers more control for experienced users.
- Configuration: