I was very taken by the other recent zeroserve headline that showed up, zeroserve: a zero-config web server you can script with eBPF:

> The twist is that you can drop eBPF programs into the tarball and they run on every request, in userspace, as sandboxed middleware - rewriting, authenticating, and rate-limiting requests, or reverse-proxying them to a backend when you want it to act as a gateway in front of your app.

https://su3.io/posts/introducing-zeroserve https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48425723 (272 points, 9d ago, 66 comments)

It's such opposite audiences being targeted here. eBPF is for super nerds, Caddy for "i just want a just works http server". The headline here doesn't do much for me: I don't care about Caddy compatibility and 3x doesn't mean much to me (Caddy feels like it targets friendly and easy not performance). But eBPF scripting? Ok that's cool, that's rad.