[nykolasz]

Will have to give Caddy a try. Been a long time nginx user, but they have been very slow to implement new features (including HTTP/3), unfortunately.

[fariszr]

It should come in the next release

> Two critical capabilities for security and scalability of web applications and traffic, HTTP3 and QUIC, are coming in the next version we ship

https://www.nginx.com/blog/future-of-nginx-getting-back-to-o...

[number6]

I tried caddy for my home setup. Replacing nginx and traefik. I am wondering if I should ditch them in production too. I am hesitant, cause I don't see caddy as "business" software: nginx has a learning curve and configuration to master, where caddy just does the job, sane defaults and not much to "work". It just doesn't feel like work using caddy...

[francislavoie]

Large companies like Stripe use Caddy. It's definitely not a toy. It is, and has been production ready for many years.

[number6]

I guess it's just me than; all the stuff I have learned: setting the right labels for traefik, debugging it for hours. Now it's just:

```

caddy: example.com

caddy.reverse_proxy: {{ upstream 8080 }}

```

[francislavoie]

Yep! The CDP plugin https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy makes configuration per docker service pretty easy!