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Lapis is pretty much that. I don't know of anything larger running on openresty than the luarocks site.
by jonesetc 8y ago
Lapis is pretty much that. I don't know of anything larger running on openresty than the luarocks site.
- catwell 8y agoThe LuaRocks website is pretty small. Lapis was born from https://itch.io https://itch.io (kind of like Rails was born from Basecamp). It is still the "largest" website I know using it. OpenResty itself has a similar story with Taobao, one of the largest wesites in the world, even though now they use a fork (tengine). I think several other large Chinese and Russian websites use it. In the US, Kong is also based on OpenResty, and CloudFlare uses OpenResty a lot (and is now its main sponsor).
- jonesetc 8y agoI guess I downplayed how much more complexity there would be in itch than luarocks, and just thought about what probably gets more use. Also I was trying to answer the apps question specifically as whole web apps that are running on openresty. So I wasn't thinking about tools built with openresty, though I think that is it's biggest utility.
- dividuum 8y agoI'be built a DDOS protection reverse proxy using it a few years back. It's still in use and serves thousand of domains with quite a bit a traffic.