Angie Web Server One Year Later: New Features and Plans
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A team of former nginx engineers founded a company in 2022 and began developing Angie, an open-source Russian web server. The talk reviews Angie one year later, covering its new features, design decisions, and development roadmap for future improvements and support.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:56Open source challenges
- 12:15Open source features
- 16:11Metrics interface
- 21:48Dynamic proxy updates
- 24:03Session binding
- 26:07Combined location syntax
- 27:32NG.P features
- 30:00Health checks monitoring
- 34:17Response time balancing
- 35:42Cache segmentation
- 37:28Client connection binding
- 39:12HTTP/3 support plans
- 40:15Automatic TLS certificates
- 40:37Load balancing queues
- 41:19Smooth ramp-up
- 42:02MTLS cryptographic support
- 42:48MP4 streaming limits
- 43:11Module development plans
- 44:40PHP and Python support
- 45:01Community channels
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