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Simplest and most performant would need to be an order of magnitude improvement on nginx for anyone to care.
by NateEag 6y ago
Simplest and most performant would need to be an order of magnitude improvement on nginx for anyone to care.
- bullen 6y agoNginx was single-threaded until recently... now it uses separate processes for multi-threading. So yes my app. server is 10x better than than Nginx for joint parallel tasks like a MMO server f.ex. Try hot-deploying a project to Nginx without the live users having to login again. You still don't care! :D
- NateEag 6y agoI'm not saying you aren't doing good work, or that it's not worth doing. I'm just saying that nginx is good enough for most people, and they'd need to see massive improvements to their workflows to change. I'm a web dev, and I've maintained multiple sites / APIs with nginx (ranging from ~millions of requests per day to virtually unused) and have never found a reason to look for a different webserver. I've never had an issue with deployment requiring users to log out. I can only assume you're referring to something in your MMO server use case? Again - my intent was not to disparage. It was to say disrupting something that's "good enough" requires a massive improvement to the users' lives.