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How long does it usually take for things to go from trunk to release? This will be awesome when it's ready because I can keep my production stack really simple.
by jlongster 14y ago
How long does it usually take for things to go from trunk to release? This will be awesome when it's ready because I can keep my production stack really simple. All the existing solution for proxying sockets seemed way too complex, and I typically just run them on different IPs, but even that's annoying.
- moonboots 14y agoThe next dev release with websocket proxy support is scheduled for tomorrow [1]. [1] http://trac.nginx.org/nginx/roadmap http://trac.nginx.org/nginx/roadmap
- andyfleming 14y agoAny date/guess on a production release?
- moonboots 14y agoNginx's development branch is generally considered production ready [1]. I trust the nginx core team not to introduce potentially problematic changes. As an example, the recent spdy integration [2] has lived in a parallel branch for over half a year. The dev branch is officially upgraded to stable infrequently, maybe once a year. [1] http://blog.bigdinosaur.org/nginx-dev-or-stable/ http://blog.bigdinosaur.org/nginx-dev-or-stable/ [2] http://nginx.org/patches/spdy/ http://nginx.org/patches/spdy/
- jlongster 14y agoThanks, that's really helpful! I wouldn't have considered that. It still seems risky using a dev branch for my main web server, but I'll look into it.