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Caddy Load Balancer

pcloudhosting · Software Development

Virtual MachinesNo attestation published

Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.

Provenance reach3 of 12 layers traced

Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 8 captures on record

User ratingNot rated0 reviews on the listing
Runs onVirtual MachinesVirtual machine
ProvenanceUnknown33% of the provenance layers this product can disclose
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What the publisher says

As described on Microsoft Marketplace.

Caddy Load Balancer is a modern, open-source web server with built-in load balancing capabilities. It is designed for simplicity, high performance, and automatic HTTPS. Caddy makes it easy to distribute traffic across multiple backend servers with minimal configuration.

Features of Caddy Load Balancer:

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  • Automatic HTTPS with built-in TLS certificate management.
  • Simple and human-readable configuration using the Caddyfile.
  • Supports reverse proxying and load balancing across multiple backends.
  • Includes a powerful REST API for automation and integrations.
  • Runs efficiently as a standalone server or inside containerized environments.

Caddy load balancer Usage:

$ sudo su

$ sudo apt update

$ /usr/bin/caddy --version

$ sudo systemctl reload caddy

$ Verify caddy load balancer running fine: sudo systemctl status caddy

Disclaimer: Caddy Load Balancer is open-source and provided "as is." Users should ensure backend servers are running and reachable. Caddy automatically handles load balancing and TLS, but proper configuration of DNS, firewall, and backend services is required for full functionality.

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Compliance

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  • FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27

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Vendor

External enrichment · as of 2026-08-29

CompanyPcloud HostingAutomated
HQUnited States of AmericaAutomated
IndustryTechnologyAutomated
Websitehttps://pcloudhostings.com/

Sources

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