2013/1/29 Roberto De Ioris <[email protected]> > So if you are not in the hosting market, your best bet is still nginx on > front for serving static files and proxying. >
or varnish. For me static files performance of FastRouter does not matter much. I'm serving static files are served from varnish that sits in front of FastRouter and it can push cached content crazy fast (like 100k r/s). Varnish also serves some percent of dynamic requests that can be cached. FastRouter can do several thousand of requests and that is enough to hammer most big ruby/python apps I'm running with uWSGI, so they (or db they use) will fail before I'll hit FastRouter limits. -- Łukasz Mierzwa
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