I think it's great how you can just get started with a new tool without having to spend hours reading the documentation. Reminds me to only look up the parts I really need while I'm working on the project. And as always: a great video
awesome thanks there is 'caddy-docker-proxy' that is more suitable for docker, it's working like Traefik with tags in the docker-compose in your example with RSS, can you still access via the port ? if yes how to avoid that once you setup the reverse proxy with Caddy ? Thanks
TBH, I was never too keen on Traefik and its tag-based approach, so that's not something I'd seek. Good to have options for those that do prefer that though! Yeah, the RSS port is still accessible from the host machine (caddy will need access), but there are various ways to manage that if you're worried about external access (via local networking, firewalls and selective port forwarding).
I agree it's quite impressive and has a lot of sensible defaults for modern web use cases, but it would be great if it supported Basic Auth natively without the need for third-party libraries.
I think it's great how you can just get started with a new tool without having to spend hours reading the documentation.
Reminds me to only look up the parts I really need while I'm working on the project.
And as always: a great video
awesome thanks
there is 'caddy-docker-proxy' that is more suitable for docker, it's working like Traefik with tags in the docker-compose
in your example with RSS, can you still access via the port ? if yes how to avoid that once you setup the reverse proxy with Caddy ?
Thanks
TBH, I was never too keen on Traefik and its tag-based approach, so that's not something I'd seek. Good to have options for those that do prefer that though!
Yeah, the RSS port is still accessible from the host machine (caddy will need access), but there are various ways to manage that if you're worried about external access (via local networking, firewalls and selective port forwarding).
I agree it's quite impressive and has a lot of sensible defaults for modern web use cases, but it would be great if it supported Basic Auth natively without the need for third-party libraries.
Ah, does this directive (caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/directives/basic_auth) need a specific third-party library then?
6:42 that guy looks like a real life Waluigi 😂