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I've used Hunchentoot (weitz.de/hunchentoot) in production with strong track record. antiweb (hoytech.com/antiweb) also looks promising, but I haven't put anyt

• WalterGR 16y ago
  Did you use Hunch behind a reverse proxy?
  • mahmud 16y ago
    Yes, you always should.
    • aidenn0 16y ago
      Care to explain why?
      • mahmud 16y ago
        Lighty, Apache and Nginx have been tested much better to face the wild public, hunchentoot not so much. Hunchentoot's builtin multiplexer is one thread per connection, or one process for all incoming connections: you can customize the taskmaster to be event driven, but then, you will have to write your own load-balancing cruft code to distribute load between processes; something you get for free with a proxy.