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Take a look at Tengine, from Taobao. It's based on nginx.


It is, just like OpenResty [0], but it lags severely behind recently - not sure why.

Edit: Linked to Tengine in [1].

[0]: http://openresty.org/

[1]: http://tengine.taobao.org/


Damn game, because of it we are forced to use "golang" in search engines.


Right, because "go" doesn't occur outside of the context of the game or the language...


woosh.


Darn those who call their languages something ungoogleable by itself (yes R I'm talking about you)

Anything bigger than 2 letters and having a name that's not a (very) common word should be fine.


https://www.google.com/#q=R

R you sure about that?


The bubble may be helping, but see this:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=go

Also, I think there might have been some tuning by search engines/web pages (a couple of years ago I remember it was more difficult getting a good result)


Using an incognito window with Google results in pretty much the same results as before.

You're right, they must have tuned something.

Interestingly, the DDG results feature a precis block where Go the game is first and GO the language is second.


the golang alias works pretty well, but until you learn this trick it's annoying as hell.


Go has been around for thousands of years--- Golang will be dead and gone soon enough (in a decade or two?) and we won't have that nasty keyword collision.

However, english-speaking go players are adapting to this problem. Go is the japanese name for the game--- and we're starting to google for "baduk", the korean name for the game, instead.


Go has beat the go lang for a few thousand years. Blame google.


+1 for strace (and tcpdump)

A bit better, in case your API is down, maybe you could have a script that grab a strace (and maybe a gdb backtrace, see http://poormansprofiler.org/) of the usual suspect and join that to the alert.


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