Only if you want a caching proxy im not sure what your driving at really as
the nginx wiki does a pretty good job of explaining what it is used for.
We only really recommend NGINX because its what we use, however, you are free
to use whatever you want... jetty standalone, some other proxy u
I saw this on http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxFaq
For which general use cases is Nginx more appropriate than Squid? (And vice
> versa...)
>
> Nginx is generally deployed as a reverse proxy, not as a caching proxy
> (like Squid). The key advantage with Nginx is its nominal RAM and CPU usage
> under heav
