Caddy 2.8.0 released with ARI and HTTP/3 proxy support, and several breaking changes

Caddy 2.8.0 released with ARI and HTTP/3 proxy support, and several breaking changes

Caddy, an open-source web server with automatic HTTPS, has released version 2.8.0, featuring hundreds of improvements and some breaking changes.

Notable updates include support for ACME Renewal Information (ARI) and HTTP/3 to proxy backends. The release is packed with enhancements, fixes, and new features driven by user feedback, aimed at making Caddy more scalable and reliable for demanding deployments.

Key improvements also touch on ACMEz, CertMagic, and other dependencies. Breaking changes include adjustments to ZeroSSL and on-demand TLS, as well as the removal of support for the lego_deprecated DNS provider module. This update further solidifies Caddy's position as a robust web server solution written in Go.

by Paul

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Caddy is a web server designed with distinct goals and features compared to alternatives like Apache, nginx, and lighttpd. Rated 5, it offers simple installation, built-in HTTPS support, and seamless integration with Let's Encrypt for automated SSL/TLS certificates. Popular alternatives include nginx, Apache HTTP Server, and lighttpd.

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