Whaaat?
I have auto renewing certs on my traefik instance and never had to renew my config except if I modified the config.yml…
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diecknet@discuss.tchncs.de 1 day ago
I used traefik in the past, but moved to Caddy a while ago. In traefik I had to restart the service to apply the renewed certificate, which I found annoying. Caddy on the other hand just works.
Anyway, are you using anything by the Linux Foundation?
Appoxo@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 day ago diecknet@discuss.tchncs.de 1 day ago
Hm… Maybe then I’m confusing it with the cert renewal in Home Assistant.
q7mJI7tk1@lemmy.world 1 day ago
Not about certs, but I found the opposite moving from Caddy to Traefik: in amending the caddyfile, I had to restart the Caddy service which would kill any open connections that were being used. In Traefik, it’s dynamic, so can update the services without having to restart Traefik itself.
My main move to Traefik was due to file transfers for reverse proxy services like File Browser slowing down after a period of time, whereas in Traefik, they stayed at a constant speed.
I now run Traefik as part of Pangolin, so most config is set by that.
stratself@lemdro.id 1 day ago
You can use
caddy reload -c /path/to/Caddyfileto reload the config midway through
confusedpuppy@lemmy.dbzer0.com 9 hours ago
I use Alpine Linux so yeah, I am using something by Linux
It’s not ideal but I don’t have the time to find alternatives for everything all at once, just one thing at a time which is the pace I am going. I’ll deal with it when the time comes but it’s in the back of my mind