Re:Overview of new features in Apache HTTP Server 2.6
by keeperofdakeys on Saturday November 20, 2021 @09:34PM
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Apache has shipped with an event-based backend for many years now, so in terms of architecture it's on par with Nginx (while still supporting the classic pre-forking).
Personally I've found apache is more fully featured for niche use cases. For example you can do client cert authentication, then further look up a username from the certificate in ldap for authorisation - all from your apache configuration. For Nginx many of these niche use cases seem to be gated behind Nginx Plus.
Personally I've found apache is more fully featured for niche use cases. For example you can do client cert authentication, then further look up a username from the certificate in ldap for authorisation - all from your apache configuration. For Nginx many of these niche use cases seem to be gated behind Nginx Plus.