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Fast and extensible multi-platform HTTP/1-2-3 web server with automatic HTTPS
go tls golang http security privacy web-server https acme reverse-proxy http-server caddy http3 caddyfile automatic-https
Automatic HTTPS for any Go program: fully-managed TLS certificate issuance and renewal
High-throughput reverse proxy combining HTTP routing and raw TCP pass-through on one listener, with automatic HTTPS and atomic reloads.
go letsencrypt golang high-performance websocket http2 acme proxy-server load-balancer self-hosted reverse-proxy tcp-proxy cloudflare json5 automatic-https zerossl dns-01 edge-proxy sni-routing tls-passthrough
Caddy Docker Custom Image
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web server in golang
go tls golang ssl acme-client web-server server https websocket-server reverse-proxy http-server unix-socket webdav-server automatic-https tls-proxy cgi-server x509certificates cli-configuration
⚡ Reverse proxy with effortless Docker integration and easy configuration
Caddy-based Kubernetes ingress controller with ACME (CertMagic), cert-manager, WAF, L4 routing, CrowdSec, GeoIP, rate limiting and SSO
go docker tls kubernetes golang security privacy web-server server https acme http-server caddy k8s ingress-controller automatic-https k3s
A fast, secure reverse tunnel to expose apps behind NAT or a firewall, with automatic HTTPS and a web admin. An alternative to frp, rathole, ngrok and Pangolin.
rust tunnel websocket nat-traversal acme self-hosted expose reverse-tunnel homelab automatic-https lets-encrypt ngrok-alternative frp-alternative pangolin-alternative
Custom Caddy Docker image with the OWASP Coraza WAF (Core Rule Set compiled in), sliding-window rate limiting, AI-crawler and cloud-range blocking, Brotli, Souin HTTP cache, and 6 DNS challenge providers for automatic HTTPS.
letsencrypt docker caching devops web-server cdn https docker-image rate-limiting waf brotli reverse-proxy caddy http3 dns-challenge caddy-server automatic-https coraza souin
Open-source, API-first subdomain proxy I built (self-hostable or use my hosted version) that lets you give every customer their own branded subdomain like app.client.com with automatic HTTPS, zero manual certs, and instant proxying to any backend — powered by Node.js, Caddy, and Docker.
Independent Caddy reference for web serving and automatic HTTPS
Self-hosted homelab: independent Docker Compose stacks orchestrated with make, reverse-proxied by Caddy with automatic TLS, monitored, and backed up offsite.
docker docker-compose makefile plex homepage self-hosted reverse-proxy caddy infrastructure-as-code home-assistant homelab automatic-https borgmatic adguard-home tailscale crowdsec
Independent Caddy reference for web serving and automatic HTTPS
Using Caddy with env substitution supports multie services, secrets, and images.
docker tls web-server https acme reverse-proxy http-server caddy reverse http3 caddyfile automatic-https podman
Caddy — independent third-party profile of a public API surface, by API Evangelist. Caddy is a modern, extensible, open-source web server and reverse proxy written in Go that provides automatic HTTPS via Let's Encrypt, a dynamic JSON-based admin API, a human-friendly Caddyfile configuration format, and a modular architecture with a rich ecosystem o
Independent Caddy reference for web serving and automatic HTTPS
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