"quote":"I think we should consider making Caddy the default ACME client recommendation. … It allows for better integration between the TLS server and the ACME management of those certificates. … [ACME clients with] Apache and NGINX are inherently more error prone and brittle than having the TLS server manage its certificates itself. … Caddy is written in a memory-safe language. Adoption of memory-safe programming languages is something that both ISRG and the broader computer security community have been encouraging more and more lately.",
"quote":"With its extensible architecture and on-line config API, Caddy powers many of Stripe's internal systems."
},
{
"name":"Robert Melton",
"role":"Software Developer",
"quote":"Our client was in deep trouble: they were about to fail PCI compliance. We tossed Caddy in front hours before the deadline and went from 40 to 0 security errors in just minutes. … We have put over 1,000 domains on Caddy so far."
"quote":"Every time I have a problem, google directs me to a \"mature\" Traefik-based solution that barely works, if at all. Then I come here and there's a Caddy solution that blows it out of the water. New plan for today then. ... It's a simple addition to an already-simple config. Traefik is complexity on complexity and a nightmare to debug.",