Interesting for sure. My current setup is your basic nginx, fastcgi, php-fpm. I have some custom ngnix config though and I wouldn't want to have to switch web s

Interesting for sure. My current setup is your basic nginx, fastcgi, php-fpm. I have some custom ngnix config though and I wouldn't want to have to switch web servers. I guess I could still use nginx as a reverse proxy and point it to this but then what's the point? I'll look into it for future projects where I really just need a simple php deployment, but for my needlessly complex project I'm already working on, I don't think it fits.