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Anyone heard of it? They claim to be faster than Apache. Anyway it's nice to see some competition and choices (IIS never was an option).
there's also nginx and lighttpd i think.. I may have spelled wrong; apache is not going solo on this
I haven't heard of Cherokee, yet I will check it out, but actually Lighttpd is becoming a strong competitor to Apache , It is faster and takes less time to configure, it has minimal footprint and is very good at serving static content, and it can scale very well across multiple servers. :)
WAMP is all what I use for local testing. I'm not sure about the other servers but the Apache which comes with WAMP is more than enough for local testing. I guess those other server you guys mentioned are for web hosts, but do they fully support PHP?
Here's a benchmark showing the speed of Cherokee compared to apache, lighttpd and nginx.
I'm not claiming this is true (it does come from the Cherokee website). I'm just curious about them.
I would try Yaws, if I had to find an Apache alternative. It's performance seems to be consistent all-round and I like using different technologies and concepts (Yaws is written in Erlang).
Cherokee looks good nevertheless.
there's also nginx and lighttpd i think.. I may have spelled wrong; apache is not going solo on this
We're actually running on an nginx web server :)
It eats way less RAM than apache and serves content faster.
A downside is that harder to configure than Apache, but it's definitely worth it on the long run, especially if you're running a heavy-traffic website.
We're actually running on an nginx web server :)
Well as we're on the topic, could you provide us some more info samer about this setup? It seems fast enough, and handles traffic quite smoothly, I guess. A VPS, shared hosting, server slice, a dedicated server..?
We're actually running on an nginx web server :)
Well as we're on the topic, could you provide us some more info samer about this setup? It seems fast enough, and handles traffic quite smoothly, I guess. A VPS, shared hosting, server slice, a dedicated server..?
We're running on a VPS with 256MB of RAM :)
OK, so I ordered one too a while ago. Mine is from rackspace cloud. I use it mainly for holding my svn repository (works through an svn module for apache) and to host a few stuff. I also used godaddy for some client.
I'll open another thread to share my experience with each soon. Hope you'll contribute.
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