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coocheenin / caddy-install-guide.md
Last active June 18, 2022 17:28
This is in-depth guide how to install a Caddy web server as service, that running from regular unprivileged user.

How to install and configure Caddy, a modern web server, running as a service on CentOS 6.8. You will also obtain a free SSL-Certificate for a website automatically.

This is in-depth guide how to install a modern web server named Caddy as service, that running from regular unprivileged user. You will also obtain a Free SSL-Certificate for a Website automatically.

Why Caddy?

Apache and Nginx are the two most common web servers in the world. Apache is a classical solution, but due to it's memory consumption (because to it's nature of creating a new process for each request) we will leave it for another occasion. Nginx is very fast and the RAM consumption is very-very low, if we need to serve static pages. But Nginx's configuration is not to easy read and understand, this is why we will try more flexible and clear solution, which is more intended for newbies.

Caddy is written is Go, open-source and pretty fast web server. If you're looking for low-memory solution the Cadd

@turtlemonvh
turtlemonvh / Caddyfile
Last active June 12, 2023 17:51
Multi-host wildcard caddy example
a.myhost.com {
tls off
root /var/www/
proxy / localhost:8091
log log/access.a.log
}
b.myhost.com {
tls off
root /var/www/
@jpoehls
jpoehls / Caddyfile
Created July 27, 2015 16:20
Proxy + Static File serving with caddy
# Caddyfile
localhost:2015 {
startup "go run ./server.go" &
root ./static_files
proxy / localhost:2016
}
# FILE TREE
#