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Re:Show HN: PNGR – Docker-compose for a Postgres-Nginx-Golan... by todotask on Saturday November 23, 2019 @03:07AM (#21613025)
If it was my case, I still undecided which reverse proxy can replace Nginx, however, there are no known performance benchmarks for Caddy 2 I could refer to.

Nginx was designed to handle backend services easily and programmers from different background may not be well verse in Golang at the beginning.

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Re:Show HN: PNGR – Docker-compose for a Postgres-Nginx-Golan... by sneak on Saturday November 23, 2019 @03:54AM (#21613169)
It is generally repeated that the Go stdlib webserver is internet-facing-ok and production-ready (with appropriate timeouts being set on the http.Server), making a reverse proxy unnecessary.

There are also dead-simple TLS libraries, some that will even get LE certs automatically.

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Re:Show HN: PNGR – Docker-compose for a Postgres-Nginx-Golan... by todotask on Saturday November 23, 2019 @07:05AM (#21613709)
Agreed, I have recently built a web server entirely (with timeouts) in Go too and acme.sh for LE certs but I still haven't find a way to support Wordpress from Go to PHP-FPM, I'm not well verse to fix the only this part, if you have any suggestion is greatly appreciate.
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