2 years ago

Managing web servers can be kind of tricky, and with an increasing number of applications in one server, managing all of their configuration files can start to feel like a burden 🥴. Caddy manages this for me automatically 💖.

#getting-started-with-caddyFirst, you need to install Caddy on your server (obviously), you can find a pretty detailed guide on https://caddyserver.com/docs/.

Let’s take a moment and think of what we need to tell Caddy about our Laravel application: It should use HTTPS.

So, I present to you the Caddy 2 template I use for Laravel: my-website.com { # Resolve the root directory for the app root * /var/www/my-website/public