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    NGINX Reviews
    NGINX Open Source: The open source web server that powers more than 400 million websites. NGINX Plus is an open-source software load balancer, webserver, and content cache. It was built on top NGINX. NGINX Plus offers enterprise-grade features that are not available in the open-source offering. These include session persistence, configuration via API and active health checks. NGINX Plus can be used instead of your hardware loadbalancer to allow you to innovate without being restricted by infrastructure. You can save more than 80% over hardware ADCs without sacrificing functionality or performance. You can deploy anywhere: public cloud or private cloud, baremetal, virtual machines, containers, or virtual machines. You can save time with the NGINX Plus API, which automates common tasks. Modern app teams require an API-driven platform that integrates seamlessly into CI/CD workflows. It can be used to automate app deployment, whether you have a hybrid or microservices architecture. It also makes app lifecycle management simpler.
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    Caddy Reviews
    Caddy simplifies your infrastructure. It handles TLS certificate renewals, OCP stapling and static file serving. Kubernetes Ingress is also included. Because it is modular, you can do more with one static binary that compiles on any platform. Caddy is great for containers, as it doesn't require dependencies (not even libc). Caddy can be used almost anywhere. Caddy automatically renews TLS certificates on your sites and obtains them. It even staples OCSP replies. Its innovative certificate management features are the best in their class. Caddy is written in go and offers greater memory security than servers written in C. It also has a hardened TLS stack powered with the go standard library that serves a large portion of all Internet traffic. Caddy is both an efficient, flexible static file server and a powerful, scalable, reverse proxy.
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    Node.js Reviews
    Node.js is an asynchronous JavaScript runtime that drives JavaScript calls. It's designed to create scalable network applications. Node.js will go to sleep if there isn't any work being done. This is in contrast with the more common concurrency model today, where OS threads are used. Thread-based networking is slow and difficult to use. Node.js users are not at risk of deadlocking the process because there are no locks. Nearly every function in Node.js performs I/O. The process never blocks unless the I/O is performed using synchronous Node.js methods standard library. Scalable systems are easy to create in Node.js because nothing blocks. Node.js is inspired by and similar to Ruby's Event Machine, and Python's Twisted. Node.js extends the event model a little further. It presents an event loop instead of a library as a runtime construct.
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    LiteSpeed Web Server Reviews
    Our lightweight Apache alternative saves resources without compromising performance, security, compatibility, and convenience. LiteSpeed Web Server's event-driven architecture doubles the capacity of your Apache servers. It can handle thousands of concurrent clients and consume minimal memory and CPU usage. ModSecurity rules are already in place to protect your servers. You can also take advantage of many built-in antiDDoS features like bandwidth and connection throttling. You can save capital by reducing the number servers required to support your growing web hosting business or online application. Reduce complexity by eliminating the need to use an HTTPS reverse proxy or other 3rd party caching layer. LiteSpeed Web Server can load Apache configuration files directly and is compatible with all Apache features, including ModSecurity and Rewrite Engine.
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