Re:The future of Nginx: Getting back to our open source roots
by KronisLV on Wednesday August 24, 2022 @02:47PM
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Thanks for the response, that's really nice to hear!
I'll probably check out the more recent versions of Caddy as well, admittedly they're most likely a rather painless experience for most folks when compared with Apache/Nginx, though I've also heard good things about Traefik, which is even integrated in K3s as an ingress.
I guess most web servers are workable for a variety of use cases with a bit of effort, though I definitely reminded myself why people weren't exactly the biggest fans of the Apache config syntax just recently.
I'll probably check out the more recent versions of Caddy as well, admittedly they're most likely a rather painless experience for most folks when compared with Apache/Nginx, though I've also heard good things about Traefik, which is even integrated in K3s as an ingress.
I guess most web servers are workable for a variety of use cases with a bit of effort, though I definitely reminded myself why people weren't exactly the biggest fans of the Apache config syntax just recently.