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.
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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.
Follow our step-by-step guide for a seamless setup and deployment process.
Looking to get creative with AI? If you’re running a Katapult VM, you can now run Stable Diffusion XL by using ComfyUI. Here's how to get set up.
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.
Hacking is big business. Regardless of who you are or what you do, you're already a target. Secure your Linux VPS today with our actionable tips.
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.
WordPress block patterns help you access professional designs and work more efficiently in the Gutenberg editor. Learn everything about them here.
Following several months in development the team at Katapult are pleased to announce our latest storage offering. Introducing our Elastic File System (KEFS), suitable for your file storage needs.
In Dial 9, you can set up a Pickup Group, which is specifically designed to allow you to pick up a call that's ringing on another connected extension or call...
One of the biggest benefits of using VoIP in an office environment is the ability to receive faxes, but without the requirement of a physical fax machine.
A tutorial to help you create a simple custom event system using es6 JavaScript