Finally changed my homelab over from Apache to Nginx...

Mainly due to procrastinating, school, work, and more procrastinating 😂

Damn, this hits home, I should as well, at least for SSL termination.

@NeatNerdPrime I would highly recommend it. Overall it was a pretty smooth transition. The only hiccup was setting up one of my self hosted sites that has its own ssl cert instead of going through LetEncrypt like the others. Certbot really spoils us 😅

Also 3 years might be a bit of an exaggeration but the gif fit too perfectly 😬

I hate writing Apache configs so much. What you fit in 50 lines of nginx config, you fit in like 200 for Apache...

I'm using LiteSpeed. Should I be doing that?

What is a homelab? School thing?

Losing weight on the webserver side sounds good...
Does anyone know a lightweight alternative to Lighttpd?

@Demolishun Typically homelabs are your own environment at "home" (or some non production setup you allocate). It's meant to be your own playground to experiment and play with software and hardware solutions in a safe (non production) sandbox.

For more info, I would recommend r/homelab

@lamka02sk true that! Never going back!

What is "homelab", "apache" and "nginx"?
Is it part of your time machine that sends you back to 2008?