Posts tagged with "reverse-proxy"

My blog serves from the webroot and my resume lives at /resume/ — both Jekyll sites on the same domain in production. Replicating that URL structure locally without a heavy web server required a lightweight reverse proxy and some Jekyll livereload lore.

The Ceph Dashboard follows the active ceph-mgr node, breaking bookmarks on failover. Adding it to an existing Caddy reverse proxy with health checks gives you a single stable URL that automatically routes to whichever node is currently active.

A Caddy reverse proxy in a Debian LXC container gives a six-node Proxmox cluster a single HTTPS entry point with load balancing, health checks, and working noVNC console support in about 30 lines of Caddyfile.