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5 Replies to "Comparing the best web servers: Caddy, Apache, and Nginx"
I thought that Caddy had better performance than nginx
first i used apache , then through nginx for my web site xetaitot.com . WordPress is probably more suitable for Nginx!
Since most of us use WordPress like dynamic sites, Nginx is the best choice for us.
I find that the performance difference isn’t such a big issue. I’m mostly using it to reverse-proxy requests where some requests go to a backend API service, others to static content. That’s just my own take.
I’ve personally used Caddy very rarely as a proxy for a single service.
However, when it comes to orchestrating a microservice mesh, Traefik (based on Caddy) has been an easy-to-use option with out-of-the-box observability and acceptable performance.