It's always nginx for me when I actually need to put something into production, but 9/10 times, I just write my own HTTP(S) server with Go.
Apache feels too bloated. IIS is Microsoft so 🤷♂️.
For security and performance reasons, it is usually advised to host production apps of any kind behind a reverse proxy. There are many out there to choose from.
Correct, which is why I mentioned it for production things :P
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It's always nginx for me when I actually need to put something into production, but 9/10 times, I just write my own HTTP(S) server with Go.
Apache feels too bloated.
IIS is Microsoft so 🤷♂️.
For security and performance reasons, it is usually advised to host production apps of any kind behind a reverse proxy. There are many out there to choose from.
Correct, which is why I mentioned it for production things :P