ZEROSERVE GAINS CADDY COMPATIBILITY, HITS 3X THROUGHPUT

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SUN, JUN 14, 2026

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Zeroserve now supports Caddy, delivering 3x higher throughput and 70% lower latency compared to previous configurations. The compatibility update significantly improves performance metrics for users of the lightweight server.

Zeroserve, a minimalist web server, has achieved Caddy compatibility, resulting in substantial performance gains. The integration delivers 3x throughput improvement and reduces latency by 70%, according to benchmarks published in the compatibility announcement. The update allows users to leverage Caddy's reverse proxy and load balancing capabilities alongside Zeroserve's lightweight architecture. This combination addresses performance requirements for applications requiring both simplicity and high throughput. The development has garnered attention in developer communities, with 121 points and 37 comments on Hacker News, indicating interest in the performance improvements among infrastructure-focused developers. Full details are available on the zeroserve project blog.

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