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by FooBarWidget
5975 days ago
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Apache hasn't changed that such since 2.0 when it comes to basic connection handling. When it comes to handling tons and tons of connection, its I/O architecture is the problem, irregardless of prefork or worker. That said, the comparison is pretty yawning. It's been known for years that Apache with its non-evented architecture is not good at handling massive amounts of connections; there's really no point at comparing with Apache anymore. I'm more interested in how this stacks up against Lighttpd or Nginx. |
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