SyK

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   by SyK 17y ago

   I probably only just scrape into their concept demographic here but shouldn't we be? I don't view increasing optimism as odd given that if all goes well, it won't be long before we're clearing out the last of the aged hubris running everyth
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   by SyK 17y ago

   Why haproxy? I've always seen it as more of an incoming traffic choice, and actually use it in front of nginx clusters in some cases, this seems confusing.
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   by SyK 17y ago

   I don't know about anyone else but I used to use lighty and followed the path I think most people would: Learning Apache, as it's a default, then using something faster to serve static files and proxy to Apache for content (Lighty, briefly)
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   by SyK 17y ago

   This is my exact approach for dozens of tiny internal / "glue layer" HTTP servers, all over the place, for a long time now. It's brilliant. Almost effort-free and insanely fast, in most cases. It offers a really cool path too, in nginx + Py