Apache

Apache vs Caddy: which is easier for HTTPS and ops?

The question is about Apache .

Answer:

Caddy is easier for HTTPS and day-to-day operations than Apache, because it provisions and renews TLS certificates automatically by default, a job Apache still leaves to separate tooling.

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Cortance delivered the project within schedule and according to the end client's requirements. The team had a clear workflow and was responsible, professional, and kind. They translated the end client's vision into the product and faced any challenges with patience and impressive responsiveness.

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After the successful prototype launch, the client tested the product in a real load and attracted new partnerships, leading to a rapid expansion. Cortance was responsive, well-organized, responsible, and helpful throughout development. Overall, they were genuinely passionate and dedicated partners.

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