We currently use python 3.8:

[1] https://lab.nexedi.com/nexedi/slapos/blob/d2404ed9/stack/erp5/buildout-py3.cfg#L36
[2] https://lab.nexedi.com/nexedi/slapos/blob/7d78a928c09b63508c69f84aa499a9870b3ae37e/component/python3/buildout.cfg#L21

caddy-frontend-N is bad name, it's just frontend-node-N.

This option was useful only during the time, when there were experiments
running on caddy-frontend clusters during switch to HTTP/2.

Currently HTTP/2 is a standard, and there is no reason to disable it globally.

Attention, this change will require manual intervention on the upgraded
cluster with:

sed -i 's/^recipe = caddyprofiledeps/recipe = software/g' .installed*

On each partition.

NAME_BASE is set on top of the file with informative warning, so that
developers are aware of consequences.

instance-slave-caddy-simplified-input-schema.json has been removed, as it is
not useful.

Some profiles were templates and vice versa, which was very
misleading.

The most complex case - no automatic https redirection and usage
of url and https-url is used to check implementation of type:redirect now.

haufe.requestmonitoring already supports WSGI and Python3 and seems
used and maintainted.

3.7.3 is an "urgent" new release as announced in
https://www.postfix.org/announcements/postfix-3.7.3.html
the old 3.7.2 version seem to have bee removed from mirrors
(see http://postfix.mirrors.ovh.net/postfix-release/official/ for a
mirror with directory index) and was not in shacache.

using link-binary is enough