HTTPd

[IonCannon218]

What do you use?

I just switched from apache to lighttpd and it's so much faster!

[toyowheelin]

I use Cherokee, it is another "lightweight" webserver similar to lighttp.

[leafypiggy]

I use apache.

Why fix what ain't broken!

:p

[Mr. DOS]

That'd be a good reason if it weren't for the fact Apache2 is broken. Or at least, horribly “heavy”.

I'm one to speak, though; I'm using Apache2. I'd be using nginx, but I have a few things that rely on Apache2 (or at least, that I can't be bothered to attempt to get working properly in nginx).

--- Mr. DOS

[leafypiggy]

That'd be a good reason if it weren't for the fact Apache2 is broken. Or at least, horribly “heavy”.

I'm one to speak, though; I'm using Apache2. I'd be using nginx, but I have a few things that rely on Apache2 (or at least, that I can't be bothered to attempt to get working properly in nginx).

--- Mr. DOS

Honestly Apache is what I've worked with forever. I've tried other webservers, and even though you may think apache is "heavy." It's really not. It offers what functionality I need.

[Sharky]

It was using something like 250-300mb of memory serving the default Apache & CentOS page only. That couldn't just be a misconfiguration surely?

Cherokee for me!

[jtwhite]

I currently use Apache/2.0.63

[The Real Rebel]

lighttpd if you are using apache god help your resources, lighttpd is much faster and lighter on resources, if you don't belive me switch and then check it!!!!

:D

[masshuu]

apaches only using 140mb of ram across 4 instances.

i wanna know how to limit mysql, its using 130 on its own

[Mr. DOS]

I currently use Apache/2.0.63

Any particular reason for staying at 2.0? Just can't be bothered to upgrade?

--- Mr. DOS