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Tengine
A distribution of Nginx with some advanced features
...Support asynchronous OpenSSL, using hardware such as QAT for HTTPS acceleration. Enhanced operations monitoring, such as asynchronous log & rollback, DNS caching, memory usage, etc. Support server_name in Stream module. More load balancing methods, e.g., consistent hashing, and session persistence. -
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ISAPI SCGI extension for IIS
Adds SCGI protocol support to IIS
The ISAPI SCGI extension adds support for the SCGI protocol to Microsoft's Internet Information Server. The extension uses multithreading with I/O completion ports to minimize memory and CPU usage. -
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XLB is a high performance HTTP load balancer. connection management, caching, ssl, scripting. 300 mbit/sec / 4000 reqs/sec takes 30% cpu on a 2GhZ Xeon. connection pooling to backend servers reduces memory and cpu usage on backends.
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This is a minimalist HTTP server using the single-process server concurrency model and non-blocking sockets for optimal memory usage and speed. It is not designed to be fleshed out with features; merely able to serve pages quickly and reliably.
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