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By the way, is there a really minimal, really fast, reasonably secure, zero-cofig single-binary web server which would only support HTTP GET and just expose all the static content in a given directory over it?
Can you elaborate "CloudFront doesn't support index pages in subdirectories" and how does it not work? I'm not much into them these days but if I remember correctly in the 4-5 years prior, they just works! In-fact, CloudFront was easier to serve static web assets than serving directly from S3. Or have I misunderstood what you meant?
Can you elaborate "CloudFront doesn't support index pages in subdirectories" and how does it not work? I'm not much into them these days but if I remember correctly in the 4-5 years prior, they just works! In-fact, CloudFront was easier to serve static web assets than serving directly from S3. Or have I misunderstood what you meant?
By the way, is there a really minimal, really fast, reasonably secure, zero-cofig single-binary web server which would only support HTTP GET and just expose all the static content in a given directory over it?
By the way, is there a really minimal, really fast, reasonably secure, zero-cofig single-binary web server which would only support HTTP GET and just expose all the static content in a given directory over it?
readme: http://canonical.org/~kragen/sw/dev3/httpdito-readme
source (single file): http://canonical.org/~kragen/sw/dev3/server.s
it might be reasonable to configure its port and mime types map on the command line instead of in the source, but at the moment it's arguably a bit too zero-configuration
it runs on linux, can handle about 20000 hits per second, has about 20 kilobytes of memory footprint when idle, and needs another 4 kilobytes per concurrently open connection (though the kernel needs several times that)
20000 hits per second is not really fast in the sense that other servers on the same hardware and kernel can handle more than twice that, but it can saturate a gigabit pipe if your files average 7 kilobytes or more
Can you elaborate "CloudFront doesn't support index pages in subdirectories" and how does it not work? I'm not much into them these days but if I remember correctly in the 4-5 years prior, they just works! In-fact, CloudFront was easier to serve static web assets than serving directly from S3. Or have I misunderstood what you meant?
https://github.com/varbhat/serv
* Serve the SPA (fallback to index.html): `serv -spa`
* Serve the directory and all it's contents: : `serv -dir=/path/to/my/dir`
By the way, is there a really minimal, really fast, reasonably secure, zero-cofig single-binary web server which would only support HTTP GET and just expose all the static content in a given directory over it?
https://github.com/radiosilence/nano-web?tab=readme-ov-file#...
By the way, is there a really minimal, really fast, reasonably secure, zero-cofig single-binary web server which would only support HTTP GET and just expose all the static content in a given directory over it?