Which webserver do you use?

[Gummibeer]

I couldn't do the poll without the Emojis. 🙈😅

 

[VickiLanger]

I couldn't do the poll without the Emojis. 🙈😅

😂 I see there is some bias

 

[VickiLanger]

🤔 webserver? Great, another thing to look up

 

[Gummibeer]

😂 I see there is some bias

Naahhhh ...
Okay, I'm 💯% biased! 😂

 

[Dominic]

What about GithubPages? What are they using internally?

 

[Gummibeer]

What about GithubPages? What are they using internally?

I'm not sure but most of these tools use nginx under the hood. But this poll is only about the webserver you use, if you use one. If you have hosting as a service you can vote Where do you host your pages? 😉

 

[adam]

Nginx + Apache together 👀

 

[Dominic]

Nginx + Apache together 👀

How that?

 

[adam]

How that?

NGINX + Apache2 Hybrid Stack
This stack is good if you are using .htaccess. Everybody knows that .htaccess is slow, but we can’t run from it because most PHP Scripts use .htaccess for their rewrite and logic. Different from most setup, this stack does not fully proxying Apache2. It is called hybrid because NGINX and Apache2 does their own job.
NGINX is good at serving static files such as css,js,image and icon. And it is better at serving static files than Apache2. By using this stack, your static files will be served by NGINX and dynamic files will be served by Apache2 + FPM.

For sites that need htaccess anyway like WordPress and this XenForo. Otherwise just Nginx!

RunCloud Now Lets You Choose : Hybrid Apache-Nginx LAMP or Native Nginx LEMP

2.0.7 Agent introduce a new php-fpm configuration. We have many customers using WordFence for WordPress but the problem is, you need to include php file

blog.runcloud.io

 

[Gummibeer]

How that?

Not how but why!? 😅

 

[AndrewDavidJ]

It's always been Apache for me. I've heard things about ngnix and others but, honestly, bottom line it makes no difference. It's about how efficiently you're capable of using them, not about which is best.

Not really appreciating @Gummibeer's bias and general attitude towards this. It all just feels very negative.

 

[Dominic]

I don't know much about webservers, was never in the need to configure them. But when I was, I wished a nice configuration file in yaml or toml.

 

[adam]

🤔 webserver? Great, another thing to look up

Don’t worry Vicki or anyone else. Managing web servers can be a whole career in itself and you don’t need to know what platform you’re running on or how it works to be a decent developer. Particularly not in today’s increasingly ‘serverless’ abstracted world.

 

[Gummibeer]

Not really appreciating @Gummibeer's bias and general attitude towards this.

I'm sorry that you feel like this! It was thought as a joke and is only my absolute private opinion. In company we use Apache. So I really don't blame someone for using something else.

 

[Solidus]

None of the above. I use OpenLiteSpeed.

 

[VickiLanger]

Don’t worry Vicki or anyone else. Managing web servers can be a whole career in itself and you don’t need to know what platform you’re running on or how it works to be a decent developer. Particularly not in today’s increasingly ‘serverless’ abstracted world.

good to know. I’ve run my stuff locally, but this isn’t something I know much about

 

[Gummibeer]

Not really appreciating @Gummibeer's bias and general attitude towards this. It all just feels very negative.

I want to extend a bit on this! I'm really sorry and want to apologize for this misbehaving. @Adam I can't edit options, can you please remove the Emojis?
It wasn't appropriate, primary because one of the main words for this community is "inclusive". I haven't thought about the feelings of the others.

None of the above. I use OpenLiteSpeed.

Added as option.

 

[AndrewDavidJ]

I want to extend a bit on this! I'm really sorry and want to apologize for this misbehaving. @Adam I can't edit options, can you please remove the Emojis?
It wasn't appropriate, primary because one of the main words for this community is "inclusive". I haven't thought about the feelings of the others.

That's great to hear! Lots of other people wouldn't have owned up to this normally, so it's nice to see this sort of inclusive positivity on here.

 

[adam]

I want to extend a bit on this! I'm really sorry and want to apologize for this misbehaving. @Adam I can't edit options, can you please remove the Emojis?
It wasn't appropriate, primary because one of the main words for this community is "inclusive". I haven't thought about the feelings of the others.

Added as option.

Done! Thanks for being cool everyone. 😎

 

[Michael]

Been using NGinx for years, it's so much more lightweight than Apache in my opinion 😎