Caddy

I'm a little put-off by the baked-in Markdown compiler. It's partly concerning because of the many dialects of Markdown, and the various configuration options available for each…

As a designer who's been attempting to pick up some basic ops proficiency with apache over the past month or so, this looks brilliantly simple. Thanks!

Really nice work on the documentation. As a front end designer who doesn't do much server config, I'm finding it very easy get my head around it.

Really nice work on the documentation. As a front end designer who doesn't do much server config, I'm finding it very easy get my head around it.

I'm a little put-off by the baked-in Markdown compiler. It's partly concerning because of the many dialects of Markdown, and the various configuration options available for each…

There's a problem with your "For Designers/For Bloggers" section of the page rendering in Safari. The sections should be rendering side by side, I assume, but are vertically…

You are probably aware of this. But on Windows and Chrome, when I try to open a documentation page for "templates", it downloads a templates.gz file to my computer. It does this…

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https://caddyserver.com/blogging Is giving me a 404. Edit: Following the link from the homepage works, but hitting F5 or loading it without a referrer provides a 404. Weird.

This looks amazing! Your docs page 404s for me every other refresh and doesn't load with any CSS. I'm guessing this is a load problem? Edit: Managed to load it with styling this…

It's worth noting: https://github.com/mholt/caddy/blob/master/server/server.go That the actual web server in use is: https://github.com/bradfitz/http2 Which isn't to detract from…

I also had the impression this was some new web server when Caddy seems to be configuration glue of a WIP HTTP/2 server and external packages.

Looking good! I really like the list of features in your roadmap, those will be some big wins that will really set Caddy apart from other web server software. One recommendation…

It could be extended to support other kinds of Markdown. Feel free to open an issue and suggest it! Caddy does have basic reverse proxy functionality. Something like what you're…

There are a few directives I'm used to from Nginx which seem to be absent from a quick perusal of the docs, but perhaps you can help? Returning a non 200 or 300 redirect code.…

Great job, but I noticed that the server gets just a B rating (ssllabs) due to: ``` - rc4 acceptance - Session resumption (caching) No (IDs empty) - no OCSP stapling - Next…

This is really cool. Out of curiosity, is there any support for the wsgi protocol? It would be really cool if I could use it with uWSGI.

Any benchmarks available?

Can the server serve HTTP/1 too? If not, does anyone know of a server that can serve both HTTP/1 and HTTP/2?

To what extent does this leverage the capabilities of HTTP/2? Can I do things like give a higher priority to certain content?

Excellent! I might start using it for some servers, however nginx is still the go-to server for high traffic cdn servers.

It's worth noting: https://github.com/mholt/caddy/blob/master/server/server.go That the actual web server in use is: https://github.com/bradfitz/http2 Which isn't to detract from…

Hi HN. This was my hobby project over the last 4 months and it kept me sane through my hardest semester. Feedback and contributions are totally welcome. I know Caddy has a long…

Not to detract from Caddy but we just released Kong[1] which is specifically tailored to what you described. 1. https://github.com/Mashape/kong/

Nope, nghttp2 and h2o have been floating around for a long time now.