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Maybe because of marketing reasons or because I am biased in the comparisons?
by dorianniemiec 2y ago
Maybe because of marketing reasons or because I am biased in the comparisons?
- no_wizard 2y agoSo open question: is nginx faster? I think this is really cool. More competition in this space is better not worse, I am merely curious to know how it stacks up
- alexpadula 2y agoYou’re comparing a new project to nginx. Obviously nginx will be faster maybe not across the board but generally it probably is. As a project matures it will optimize surely! nginx has 21 years of development under its belt.
- dijit 2y agoBy that reasoning Apache should be faster than nginx, but alas. https://pressable.com/blog/head-to-head-performance-comparison-of-nginx-and-apache/ https://pressable.com/blog/head-to-head-performance-comparis... I think drawing any conclusions in the absence of benchmarks is unwise.
- MrFurious 2y agoWhat?, apache have mpm_event since many years ago, you don't need prefork process model except if you want use mod_php or something not thread safe.
- graemep 2y agoIt is often a mistake to draw conclusions even with benchmarks. Are the benchmarks measuring what is relevant to your use case? Are the benchmarks unbiased. Your link does not seem to contain any benchmarks anyway. The Ferron benchmarks on their home page say Apache Pre fork MPM outperforms Apache Even MPM which seems odd to me.
- alexpadula 2y agoVery detailed post. True dat.