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We are running Nginx to serve all our anonymous traffic. It works great. We've been front-paged on Digg and REddit in the last few months and the site didn't
by brandnewlow 16y ago
We are running Nginx to serve all our anonymous traffic.
It works great. We've been front-paged on Digg and REddit in the last few months and the site didn't even flinch. You could drop a bomb on us and Nginx would behave like a champ.
But then we still crash every 80 minutes or so no matter how many or how few visitors we have to the site.
So nginx is awesome and we're using it bigtime and with great results. Not solving this one though I don't think.
- c00p3r 16y agoThe idea isn't about nginx itself, but of using php in an fpm mode along with eaccelerator. In an fpm more php runs as a standalone FastCGI-server, outside of apache or other web server. It could run on the same machine with a web server (in that case you should configure them to use unix-sockets, which is even better) or on a separate one. You will save a lot of memory, and will gain even more speed due to php script's caching.