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NPM vs Traefik?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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Okay I use plain Nginx at home and at work mostly. Caddy (or its underlying Go runtime) has some performance regressions with HTTP/2 back then. Not sure if it has been fixed or not. Traefik is more container (docker/kubernete) affinitive imo, though I know it can be configured to function just like Nginx and Caddy.
P.S. I stopped for a second thinking what NPM you are referring to.... (Isn't that Node Package Manager lol)
Yes the NPM (Node.js vs NGINX Proxy Manager) is unfortunate, but why would I be comparing package manager to a reverse proxy ey?
Yeah I quickly realize that but it has taken a second still haha.