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> but you're being cagey about sharing those requirements. I don’t have one single set of requirements for every location I use a web server. Nobody does. If
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
> but you're being cagey about sharing those requirements.
I don’t have one single set of requirements for every location I use a web server. Nobody does.
If Caddy is good for one thing but not so good for other things, why is it so hard to come out and say that?
Also, the benchmark I was questioning in the opening comment came from mholt on the official community forum. It’s mind boggling that I’m getting attacked for questioning the benchmark result that they provided in the first place.
- joshmanders 5y agoNobody is attacking you. Calm down, yeesh. You want performance metrics, but can't even tell us what metrics matter to you, but expect Matt and Caddy team to have them just available... You understand that your responses here are directly proving his point on not having them, right?
- throwaway894345 5y ago> I don’t have one single set of requirements for every location I use a web server. Nobody does. Right, you have to analyze each case separately. There's no way to meaningfully quantify performance across all cases. > If Caddy is good for one thing but not so good for other things, why is it so hard to come out and say that? Perhaps because that doesn't tell you anything? You can post microbenchmarks for very specific use cases but almost everyone extrapolates way too much from microbenchmarks and the folks who don't will tell you that microbenchmarks are virtually useless. > It’s mind boggling that I’m getting attacked Oh grief, you're not being "attacked". You're being melodramatic. I don't have a dog in this fight, I was just trying to clarify the conversation. If you're bent on reacting to a distorted perception of the conversation, there's not much I can do about that.