they are marked in red because nginx is sending them to stderr

yup, and if no structured fields are provided, railway uses stream name to determine log level

gotcha that makes sense

can take a look to see if anything I can do to make them not sent to stderr

use caddy 🙂

actually a valid suggestion lmao

depending on the usecase for nginx, it may be very valid

I'm doing some template variable injection stuff but imagine caddy can do the same.. will take a look at that as well

appreciate the recommendation

caddy supports environment variables natively in the caddyfile

nice so probably less of a PITA to setup lol

for sure, what else did you hope to use nginx for? static site? proxy?

just a static site with header configuration and log stripping

curious when you'd recommend nginx over caddy 🤔

sounds like a perfect use case for caddy

when? never really, caddy does it all

idk at least I wouldn't even consider nginx for this job

we really shilling caddy hard

I just don't like nginx tbh

it's mid

same

already switching over haha

looks like nginx has slight edge in perf but in my case doesn't really matter 🤷‍♂️

please don't look in the direction of haproxy 💀

if you are ever in a position where nginx vs caddy perf matters, then you can afford spinning up another replica

no but really, a valid point again

it's a trade of 5% perf vs absolutely mental config schema

I hated to configure nginx back in the day

ok it wasn't THE worst one, but not something I want to do for a simple http server or a mux proxy

meh i never really minded nginx config but never used environment variables until now

after just having switched to caddy and using the native environment variables, i don't miss nginx

lets go, we converted another one

!s