Virtual hosts
Every HTTP backend serves on virtual hosts: the names clients put in the URL. One vhost carries several backends at once — a calendar, an address book, a file share and a website on `jens.dev`, for ex
Documentation
Tag: routing
Routing and content negotiation
How a Markdown-mode site turns a request path into content, and how the same page can answer with either HTML or its Markdown source. These are answered before any file lookup: | URL | Response | |---
Running multiple image instances
A single Everlock process can host many independent photo libraries at once. Each library is an **image instance**: its own storage, its own hostnames, its own access grants, and its own gallery. This
Frontends
Frontends are the transport entrypoints. They accept client connections, perform protocol-specific work such as authentication or host-based routing, and hand off domain operations to backend instance