But then how will nginx continue to pretend that it is still 1995?
nginx was once amazing, but it’s decidedly bad now when compared to modern webservers.
nginx was once amazing, but it’s decidedly bad now when compared to modern webservers.
Among other things, it features automatic TLS via ACME and dead-simple configuration for my most common use cases: namely, serving a directory of static files and reverse-proxying to an app server.
It is written in Go, but I certainly wouldn't describe it as "cobbled together."
I'm also a fan of Traefik but it's strictly a reverse proxy, there's not even built-in support for serving static files. But it's great if you have e.g. a bunch of containers on a single host and you want to front them all with a single load balancer.