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Because your nodejs server will get DDOS'd when 10 people access it simultaneously. (Hyperbole that hopefully illustrates my point)
by jszymborski 9y ago
Because your nodejs server will get DDOS'd when 10 people access it simultaneously.
(Hyperbole that hopefully illustrates my point)
- tannhaeuser 9y agoNo it won't, unless you're doing something stupid in your app, such as using synchronous or CPU-heavy code. But putting nginx in front of it doesn't save you here either; you'd need a caching reverse proxy instead. The only thing where nginx might help performance-wise here is static file access (of eg. static web assets such as CSS or static HTML).
- k__ 9y agoHm, I use Nginx mostly for routing and static files and not for performance reasons.