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.
November was a busy month for Katapult. As we wrap up the year, we're excited to share what the Katapult Labs team has been up to. From refining the platform...
We’re excited to introduce Katapult's new S3-compatible Object Storage: a flexible, scalable solution designed to simplify data management. Built with growing businesses and developers in mind, it’s the ideal alternative...
Katapult has introduced a new feature in its DNS management system: HTTP redirection. This enhancement allows users to redirect HTTP and HTTPS requests from any hostname to a specified URL,...
Follow our step-by-step guide for a seamless setup and deployment process.
Our latest UI update represents a significant leap forward in usability, accessibility, and overall look and feel.
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.
We built our own lightweight cookie consent banner called Crumbs. See how we're using it on the Katapult website.
We've been using Hotwire for the past couple of months and we've largely tried to stick to the Rails way of doing things, but there have been a few times when we've been unsure on the correct approach. This article explains how we've handled flash messages, modals, and async actions.
Market-leading server management tool Ploi adds Katapult to its list of integrated servers. Find out what that means for you in our latest blog post.
Noah shares his views on dependency injection in Go with examples.
We built Apia, a framework for building self-documenting APIs. It's easy to develop and easy for consumers to use.