Ngix vs G-WAN for static content?
Can someone point me to recent benchmarks on the two? Also more info about G-WAN would be nice, since up until now I never heard about it. I need the fastest server for static files.
This link states that G-WAN can scale better than nginx and it can benefit more from multi-core CPUs and uses less resources. You can have a look at the architecture and performance sections.
In my opinion, I recommend you to install anyone of them and do your own benchmarks on your estimated/expected loads.
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