Production ready?

[Cromagn]

hi all, 

this really nice sw is "production ready"? and...there are some big installation around the world?

ciao

carlo

[Yaroslav]

Hi Carlo,

I personally use it in production for about an year, although the sites are not high-traffic. No single crash for this period :)

Don't know of any big installations.

Yaroslav

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[Amey Jadiye]

Hi All,

I have a requirement of very fast web server which takes around 5 million hits in 1 hour.

the work of application is very small , it has to take a keep alive request, response a value by checking in memcached and log the request , the logging should rotate on hourly basis.

i already tried with : 

Java servlet with Jetty : handles only 1M and crashes after some days of continues run

Java servlet with Apache Tomcat : same as jetty but crashing after some more days

PHP with Nginx : sucks with performance.

C application with G-WAN - handles very good , saw some crashes and logging sucks , i cant do logging as i want in Async way as no code provided.

now should i go with C and NXWEB as i can modify it as i want , and bench marking also seems perfect :) or try another server ?

Thanks for your direction's.

[Yaroslav]

Hi Amey,

You should consider nginx as it has memcached proxy interface already implemented: http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_memcached_module.html

In case you need more customized solution nxweb can certainly give you very high performance.

Yaroslav

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[Andrew Meadows]

Amey -

Woops sorry.  Turns out I'm on the nxweb mailing list and forgot all about it.  Nevermind.

- Andrew