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I'd like to double-down here on the benefit of having a local installation of a reverse proxy vs what yum/apt gives you.

Though this is the main reason I use Caddy over Nginx. I have my Caddy executable and config for all my projects right there in the home root. I ssh into one of my cheap vps and I'm an `ls` away from remembering how to configure it.

Meanwhile, every time I use Nginx I have to remember where the different folders are that it uses, where the configs are, and how to even start/stop/reload it. I usually symlink its config to the home root and paste a few common commands into ~/README.md for future-me.

Obviously, at a larger scale where you're automating your machines, this doesn't really matter. But at any scale under that where you're sshing into different machines, it becomes a nice to have.