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This is needed at least for PHP. Granted, PHP has a built-in web server, but it's really just for testing and not meant to be a replacement for fpm. Maybe reve
by jedisct1 12y ago
This is needed at least for PHP. Granted, PHP has a built-in web server, but it's really just for testing and not meant to be a replacement for fpm.
Maybe reverse proxying is coming up next, as well as HTTP2. But once again, the goal is not to have a full-featured server that can replace Nginx. Rather something small, simple and secure.