[JeremyNT]

> It's really opinionated about it though.

That's its value really. It has the defaults you usually want with minimal boilerplate. If you need/want something more complex it's not necessarily the right tool any more.

I say this not as any kind of dig against Caddy but I feel like the entire value proposition is that its default configuration covers the 90% case so well. Sometimes being easy to use with good defaults goes a really long way.