nginx

“Right now I do just actually use docker compose behind nginx in prod”

“there are reasons why we use Nginx in front of it. Distribution, filtering, rate limiting, etc..”

“there was overall no impact to Nginx as we use the "deferred" socket option”

“so we run static sites from nginx container.”

“catalyzed us going back to nginx.”

“I also wrote my own arena allocator for a WASM project, and also wrapped Nginx's memory pool via safe APIs.”

“We run our games with a simple nginx server that simply serves the wasm.”

“I have moved to Traefik from NGINX aswell because of the built-in support for DNS challenge and wildcard cert.”

“While I used NGINX in the past... We're moving back to NGINX.”

“a frontend (JS served by an nginx image), a middleware (RoR, C#, Rust), nginx ingress and cert-manager”

“One in particular was a high performance nginx module.”

“The site is served statically via Nginx, with a log_format that doesn't use any PII in it.”

“I use Nginx as reverse proxy, and each service runs on the same internal port.”

“Compared to nginx and PHP-FPM installed on a host machine. All running opcache, JIT etc.”

“It was originally a nginx+lua service that we migrated to Haskell as the requirements became more complex.”

“Main rails containers, nginx, sidekiq and almost everything in ECS.”

“have a single nginx listening on 80/443 that routes traffic to the sites by domain”

“A records at a $5 Linode box running nginx.”

“One is completely SSG (served by nginx)”

“nginx ingress (I would probably go Contour+Envoy if I was to set it up now).”

“I actually think the nginx is pointless now that we're using envoy, so that'll probably go away soon.”

“We solved the problem with redis, nginx and the cheapest naked vps possible.”

“moved the complexity of something like dynamic reverse proxy via nginx downstream into kubernetes ingress abstraction”

“now I have logs in journalctl AND nginx, AND a bunch of other files”

“We ditched the the tls termination in nginx strategy, shifted to a nlb with tls termination in app.”

“when I configure nginx + a service, if it works in my local env, I have to run one command and I'll have the same in prod”

“It will then set up basic nginx blocks, install certbo and add a cron job if needed”

“We now have a fully reproducible base EKS cluster deploy done with working cert-manager/letsencrypt, nginx ingress”

“a.o nginx and nodejs have no recent versions available; versions that we either need for features”

“At $WORK, we run a lot of 1000s of php servers with 10-20 processes each using nginx.”

“We use NGINX, not Traefik.”

“so we had to put Nginx ahead of Rocket.”

“including failing to reload nginx after renewing the cert”

“Compared to NGINX though, it was relatively easy to push these fixes upstream.”

“I just pass through nginx to HTTP locally, which is typically what I do in prod so the config isn't new to me”

“We've recently switched to a scheme where we run a Nginx reverse-proxy with LetsEncrypt. Everything is in docker containers.”

“One of my team members figured out some edge case interactions between nodejs and nginx (used for HTTPS)”

“we deployed a custom compiled nginx that responded with "204 B" instead of "204 No Content"”

“a data flow architecture on top on nginx workers”

“I actually had to append some text files to that were sent via email to get a valid thing that nginx actually understood”

“We used to have one a long time ago when we fronted with nginx and I could just throw a static file up there”

“My previous employer embedded way too much Lua script inside Nginx plugins for the same reasons (it's easy).”

“Windows Server 2016 behind IIS/kestrel/nginx and every other supporting tech on Linux”

“This application server sits behind an Nginx proxy for a variety of annoying reasons”

“I just straight up blocked Google Bot w/ an nginx rule.”

“managing the whole LAMP (well OpenBSD-Nginx-MP) thing behind it and whatnot”

“allow multiple bidders paring with nginx for load balancing”

“we run nginx and certbot in Docker too? It's just that we manually manage its configuration”

“we post from the client to nginx, nginx+lua timestamps and posts that to nsq”

“We switched to OpenResty lately for our nginx bundle”

“this issue, rare as it may be, could single-handedly get me back on nginx.”

“The subdomain for the app (also the username) is then used by nginx to proxy it to the right upstream k8s service.”

“backend: Ninja framework behind nginx, because I can write Java in my sleep and it makes testing not-awful.”

“our Nginx reverse proxy also has a cron job that runs letsencrypt automatic renewal once a week”

“I'm only using their JS Tracker to send requests to a pool of nginx servers.”

“for nginx at least you don't even have to reload”

“These are mostly rails servers and nginx reverse proxy's.”

“I proxy with nginx for IP rate limiting and node.js for failed password attempts rate limiting.”

“Removed and installed latest nginx. In my opinion it's not prod-ready.”

“Thankfully, we can easily switch back to nginx if we need to.”

“I regret wasting so much time ... setting up ... nginx reverse proxy server-side rendering”

“including writing a nixpkg for Nignx configuration and my application, all in about a day.”

“With Python behind uwsgi->nginx, we'd try to tune the number of uwsgi processes to cores”

“have been using openresty(nginx+lua) apart from lua inside openwrt environments.”

“I used it for two different problems... Classifying incoming requests based on various signals to detect DDOS patterns”

“The last site I worked on consisted of nginx, elasticsearch, logstash, kibana, postgresql, celery, redis”

“We run both nginx and unicorn through daemontools.”

“The front nginx play the role of "switch" between blue and green, and the database is shared”

“I think our installations of nginx[1], Python[2], pip[3], rust[4], mongo, consul[4], openldap[1], gcc[3] and several other things”

“settings: deployment behind a nginx, ldap login for the users.”

“we have Hosty in production using nginx over SSL as well.”

“I find it a pain to install, configure and manage ruby and rails with nginx”

“Deis uses common OSS tools such as nginx and ceph to provide our layer 0 and part of our layer 1 for us”

“We have an nginx image that uses a stock docker base, and it's over 400MB!”

“We replaced that with nginx + lua (openresty module)”

“The account management and billing web app is Clojure + Postgres, proxied through nginx.”

“Our server is nginx with Pedestal.”

“a whole bunch of ansible scripts to setup checks for postgres, nginx, etc.”

“We have to wait for nginx to do various operations before control comes back to us.”

“so we can use the community version of nginx”

“Your solution is tied to nginx/openresty. We try to limit our dependencies on the ngx.* interfaces as much as we can.”

“We used Route53 latency based routing to route traffic to that dedicated servers + Nginx + LUA.”

“Every bit of my existing nginx/fpm configs worked as is”

“Fairly recently we moved all processing of requests through CloudFlare to a Lua-based system inside Nginx.”

“it serves a statically generated map over nginx”

“We use linux for: redis, elasticsearch, HAProxy, DNS (bind), nginx, mail (exim) apache, wordpress, mysql, nexpose, backups, puppet, asterix, android builds and our internal mercurial.”

“we aggregate the server access logs from each nginx instance and push them to an S3 bucket.”

“When we run servers, it's usually Flask and Nginx/uWSGI.”

“Having nginx push data directly into Redis is super fast, lends easily to real-time metrics”

“We use Flask and nginx in various areas now (the main app is still Django).”

“The first iteration of our storefront was built using a 31 line chef recipe, rails, spree, nginx, unicorn, and postgresql.”

“stand-alone Console hosts (which I host behind an nginx reverse proxy).”

“we switched over to AWS (python, nginx/tornado, mongo) last year”

“It did use more CPU than nginx, but not 100x as much.”

“I have some apps deployed with nginx > uwsgi > django”

“Its a Fedora instance running passenger, nginx, and rails.”

“The company I work for uses a newer stable version of nginx in production”

“I just start gunicorn, point nginx at it, and I'm ready to go.”

“0.7.65 is the version currently used in ubuntu lucid. We use it only as a proxy.”

“Hosted on nodeJS hiding behind nginx.”

“We bypass Apache entirely and just plug Nginx FCGI into Django directly.”

“this is routed through Nginx with throttling on to simulate a slower external connection.”

“We switched from Apache to nginx and are now running in a full MySQL / python / fcgi / nginx / memcached environment.”

“I've prepared simple proof-of-concept configuration for nginx”

“We've done plenty of simulations, load tests, and lots of graphing that shows ngnix's performance gains are negligible given our hardware configuration.”

“Apache webservers with nginx front-ends”