Nginx is also great and will without a doubt stick around for a long time, probably longer than Apache! However there definitely are aspects which can be a litt

Nginx is also great and will without a doubt stick around for a long time, probably longer than Apache! However there definitely are aspects which can be a little bit annoying: https://blog.kronis.dev/everything%20is%20broken/nginx-configuration-is-broken https://blog.kronis.dev/everything%20is%20broken/nginx-confi... That said, I like its configuration format a bit more than Apache and there's just way less ceremony around it in those cases where it's suitable for any of your projects - you just install it and run it, with any config you might need typically in a single file. With Apache, you find yourself needing to think a little bit more about what modules you have installed and enabled, although there are actually plenty of those out there, for most things you might want to do (e.g. an authentication gateway or something to make it act as a simple web application firewall).