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Caddy — Automatic SSL and routing

Modern web server and reverse proxy. Routes traffic to the correct Docker container, auto-provisions and renews Let's Encrypt SSL certificates with zero manual configuration. Wildcard subdomains — each service gets its own automatically.

Auto TLS
zero manual renewal
Wildcard subdomains
per-service routing
Runs under Coolify
you never touch it
§ Tech.01Replaces

What it replaces

ConcernTraditional setupCaddy approach
SSL renewalManual certbot cron, gets forgottenAutomatic — renews before expiry, every time
Nginx configServer block per service, manual reloadConfig generated by Coolify, zero manual editing
Subdomain routingManual DNS + proxy config per subdomainWildcard cert + auto-routing — new service = new subdomain instantly
Expired cert errorsSite goes red, clients see warningsNever happens — renewal is Caddy's job, not yours

STACKD clients never interact with Caddy. It runs silently under Coolify and keeps every service reachable and secure.

§ Tech.02Pipeline

How STACKD uses it

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  • Every service in the stack gets its own subdomain (n8n.client.com, crm.client.com) — Caddy routes all of them
  • Let's Encrypt certificates auto-provisioned and renewed — no expired SSL incidents, ever
  • Runs inside Coolify's Docker network — STACKD configures it once during setup, clients never touch it
§ Tech.03Business case

Business outcomes

All industries
8 services on one box — each with its own subdomain, each with valid SSL, none requiring manual cert work
Zero SSL incidents across all client deployments
All industries
New service added to client stack → Coolify creates container → Caddy routes subdomain → cert issued automatically
New service live in under 5 minutes from git push
All industries
Caddy handles HTTPS redirect, HTTP/2, HSTS headers automatically
Security headers correct out of the box
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