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Caddyfile Samples

The Caddyfile samples in this directory are for use with --backend-mode caddy ./my.Caddyfile which runs an embedded Caddy server.

With a zrok reserved share, you have the option to permanently override the path to the Caddyfile when you run zrok share reserved ${ZROK_RESERVED_TOKEN} --override-endpoint new.Caddyfile.

The Caddyfile must have this structure because it is rendered as a Go template by zrok to bind the HTTP listener.

http:// {
    bind {{ .ZrokBindAddress }}
    # customize reverse_proxy, file_server, etc.
}

Notes

multiple_upstream.Caddyfile is bundled in the zrok-share package for Linux as an example Caddyfile.

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Geo-scale, next-generation peer-to-peer sharing platform built on top of OpenZiti.
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