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It's really not that bad, unless you have a lot of rewrite rules. I typically use HAProxy + nginx for my static content sites.
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laceytech757yVery simple and it made a HUGE difference to server performance on the same hardware. Concurrent requests were handled better and I cannot see myself ever moving back to Apache, not unless the incoming requests are handled by NGINX and reverse proxied through to Apache.
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Wack61917yHow are rewrites on nginx handled? Do you need to set it to the config (meaning SU rights?)
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Wombat102447y@AlexDeLarge I've read that it only can be used with static sites. But then I saw an installation of a lemp-stack which includes PHP. I'm confused now.
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engin1777yHaving used both and switched from Apache to NGINX, I'd say it's worthwhile. It's faster and easy to transition.
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Wombat102447y@AlexDeLarge this article confused the ahit out of me. Cause I saw builds which had PHP installed with Nginx and of course that means it can serve dynamic content... 🤔
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cursee165957y@Divisionbyzero nginx is not only for static sites, if that article is saying that. I cannot read so.. 😁
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