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Honestly I never have. Because in practise it is fast enough that it just didn't come up. I'm sure that if I were to pimp the project properly then that would
by stevekemp 13y ago
Honestly I never have. Because in practise it is fast enough that it just didn't come up.
I'm sure that if I were to pimp the project properly then that would be a good thing to do, but half the fun of my proxy is to allow "interesting" rewrites, dynamically.
To benchmark I'd be too tempted try to game the results by doing a straight pass-through comparison to mod_proxy, nginx, etc. That would lose half of the appeal of the project in the first place.
- oakaz 13y agoIn my experience, NodeJS was slow. I first write a boxcars-like server in NodeJS; http://github.com/azer/door http://github.com/azer/door and here is the benchmarks of it; https://gist.github.com/azer/5946227 https://gist.github.com/azer/5946227