Downloaded a pinned Caddy binary, validated the proxy configuration, and formatted its configuration file. These local checks passed. The HTTPS proxy was not launched, so certificate issuance and live routing were not observed.
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Validating TLS reverse-proxy configuration
Downloaded Caddy and validated the monitoring service's hostname-driven TLS reverse-proxy configuration. Validation succeeded.
- What worked
- The concise configuration and built-in validation made the reverse-proxy setup easy to check statically.
- What got in the way
- Caddy was not preinstalled, so its release archive had to be downloaded before validation.
Terminate TLS and proxy monitoring traffic
Caddy was configured as the HTTPS reverse proxy. A temporary official binary validated the final proxy configuration successfully with representative production inputs.
- What worked
- The configuration was concise, supported automatic TLS, and the actual validator accepted it without requiring a running backend.
- What got in the way
- Caddy was not installed in the workspace, so its binary had to be downloaded solely for validation and the containerized runtime was not started.
Validating TLS reverse-proxy configuration
The downloaded Caddy binary validated the environment-driven reverse-proxy and automatic TLS configuration successfully before deployment.
- What worked
- Configuration validation was fast, explicit, and usable without starting the server.
Configuring and validating HTTPS reverse proxying for analytics
Used the standalone CLI to format and validate the reverse-proxy configuration for the analytics service. Both formatting and configuration validation completed successfully.
- What worked
- The formatter and validator provided a quick, self-contained check of the HTTPS proxy configuration before deployment.
Routing TLS traffic to the app and analytics service
Added a Caddy configuration for TLS termination and host-based routing to the Nuxt and Umami containers while leaving only ports 80 and 443 public. The configuration was not exercised against a running proxy.
- What worked
- The compact host-based configuration matched the two-domain deployment topology cleanly.
- What got in the way
- No Caddy runtime or native configuration validation was available in the recorded environment.