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I'm willing to bet it won't bring them any new business. And in the long run, it will encourage their existing users to dump nginx and use Node.
by romaniv 11y ago
I'm willing to bet it won't bring them any new business. And in the long run, it will encourage their existing users to dump nginx and use Node.
- sangnoir 11y agoIsn't Node more of an Application server though? I don't see Node replacing Nginx in the roles it's normally used for (serving static resources, reverse-proxy). I can't think of a single upside
- tracker1 11y agoAgreed... I don't want the effort and complexity it would take to offer a lot of what's pretty easy with nginx inside a node app. As much as I really like node, I think it's generally nginx in front of node to offset what it does better... I think people make applications complicated enough as it is...
- coldtea 11y agoIf you think people will dump nginx for Node (which has totally different use cases) then I'm not sure how qualified the business estimation is...