Comment on Today is the 15th Anniversary of the Apache HTTP ServerparentComments−ThinkWriteMute16yThat depends on your view. I'd much rather something more modern (YAWS, Ngix, Mongrel) be the most popular.−yesimahuman16yHere is some good insight into why Apache is better for a lot of implementations: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/195534/in-production-apac...−yesimahuman16ySpecifically this link: http://blog.dscpl.com.au/2009/05/blocking-requests-and-nginx...−paraschopra16yOh, I am not sure I understand it deeply but is it just applicable to mod_wsgi or does FastCGI or PHP-FPM suffer from a similar behavior?(Apologies if the question is naive or dumb)−chrischen16yDon't know about that specific problem, but mod_php is faster than php-fpm or fastcgi: http://blog.a2o.si/2009/06/24/apache-mod_php-compared-to-ngi...−chrischen16yI know nginx doesn't completely implement HTTP 1.1. To be technical, it doesn't support chunked transfer encoding for request bodies.So we still need feature-ful web servers (well at least I do).
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That depends on your view. I'd much rather something more modern (YAWS, Ngix, Mongrel) be the most popular.
Here is some good insight into why Apache is better for a lot of implementations: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/195534/in-production-apac...
Specifically this link: http://blog.dscpl.com.au/2009/05/blocking-requests-and-nginx...
Oh, I am not sure I understand it deeply but is it just applicable to mod_wsgi or does FastCGI or PHP-FPM suffer from a similar behavior?
(Apologies if the question is naive or dumb)
Don't know about that specific problem, but mod_php is faster than php-fpm or fastcgi: http://blog.a2o.si/2009/06/24/apache-mod_php-compared-to-ngi...
I know nginx doesn't completely implement HTTP 1.1. To be technical, it doesn't support chunked transfer encoding for request bodies.
So we still need feature-ful web servers (well at least I do).