Awesome news for nginx users. But why should the first reaction should be about criticizing the other option? Some HAProxy users may or may not switch to this n

Awesome news for nginx users. But why should the first reaction should be about criticizing the other option? Some HAProxy users may or may not switch to this new product in the coming years. I probably won’t. Even today there is a big overlap between what HAProxy, nginx, and some other tools do and yet everybody works with what they prefer. Adding another feature that until now HAProxy had and nginx didn’t have doesn’t mean a dramatic time for this “competition” (even if such a thing exists).