nginx+lua can be exceptionally fast. It's the basis for OpenResty, which is a consistent top-performer in the Web Framework Benchmarks (http://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/)
Webdis is a neat project, but I'd be a bit wary of deploying a custom HTTP server written just for Redis interactions. Nginx is battle-hardened.
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I wonder if replacing nginx+lua with http://webd.is/ would be faster (and maybe easier to deploy)?
Could be.
We build something similar using node.js and it's working quite well. Perhaps we can open source that someday...
nginx+lua can be exceptionally fast. It's the basis for OpenResty, which is a consistent top-performer in the Web Framework Benchmarks (http://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/)
Webdis is a neat project, but I'd be a bit wary of deploying a custom HTTP server written just for Redis interactions. Nginx is battle-hardened.