Re:Nginx vs Apache performance
by zealog on Tuesday March 17, 2009 @01:05PM
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I agree.
I've been using NGinx/Mongrel for most of my large deployed apps, but am working to get things moved to Passenger (and Apache, natch), simply for the ability to do a graceful restart on most code changes. For large apps, the ever expanding mongrel footprint and slow restarts is becoming too much to bear.
So for me, Nginx has a lot to offer over Apache, but with the rails deployments I've been working on mostly, it's no longer enough.
I've been using NGinx/Mongrel for most of my large deployed apps, but am working to get things moved to Passenger (and Apache, natch), simply for the ability to do a graceful restart on most code changes. For large apps, the ever expanding mongrel footprint and slow restarts is becoming too much to bear.
So for me, Nginx has a lot to offer over Apache, but with the rails deployments I've been working on mostly, it's no longer enough.