Hosting a website on Katapult with Caddy
Caddy is a powerful tool that simplifies serving sites and services on Katapult. It also provides automatic TLS certification and management using Let's Encrypt, ensuring your sites are secure.
An insight into the way we run the infrastructure that runs all our services.
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Caddy is a powerful tool that simplifies serving sites and services on Katapult. It also provides automatic TLS certification and management using Let's Encrypt, ensuring your sites are secure.
Upgrading your Ubuntu version can be intimidating — Particularly if you aren't well versed in the Linux CLI (Command Line Interface). We're here to help.
Purchasing a VPS can be a big decision. Whatever the reason for it, we all start with the same question - What resources do I need? Here are the answers.
Docker has become an integral part of application development. Here's how to get started with Docker on your Virtual Private Server.
What is a load balancer?
We use a lot of different server software here to accomplish various tasks. In the case of web servers, there is a great deal of excellent software available to achieve...
In this post we will discuss how we configure MariaDB multi-source replication in order to achieve database redundancy.
We utilise a variety of custom socket servers to support our applications. Most of our apps have at least one. We write RPC servers to interact with repository storage in...
In light of recent events, we wanted to write a quick post to outline the measures we take to ensure that the data you entrust to us is safe and how we monitor the techniques used to ensure they will be ready for use when we need them.
We’ve been using IPv6 for quite a while now on the aTech and Viaduct networks however my home ISP doesn’t support IPv6 natively. As you can imagine, this is quite...
I decided to bite the bullet and upgrade my trusty Macbook Pro from Mavericks to Yosemite and taken the opportunity to give the machine a bit of a cleanup. I...
In the time we've been assisting people with hosting their web applications, the most common reason we've seen for performance problems has been missing or incorrectly used database indexes, so...