Why not just use Viglink or one of those systems then.
They take a cut. Better commissions if you go direct to amazon, assuming you can send sales volume.
âŚif youâve got 16,000 domains with Franny on shared hosting, youâve got enough cash to buy those domains- share the wealth.
Bros itâs taking me a long time to make one website.
How do they make 16000 unless they are out write ripping everything and even that takes time.
Unless people are reselling amazon affiliate site hosting to other people.
Welcome to the internet!
Cloning WP installs and throwing third world labor at any manual tasks.
They spin the content with no regard to quality & use extensive automation - itâs actually quite fast.
That wasnât 16k on one resellers, but there was a single reseller with something like 5000 alone.
Francisco
Thanks for the breakdown. That is pretty shitty behaviour.
I obviously like Nginx but I also like Litespeed/OpenLiteSpeed (which I plan to integrate into my Centmin Mod Stack)
Iâm also following and building my own Caddy binaries to see when or if performance/scalability comes closer to Nginx - but right now no way near Nginx according to my HTTP/2 HTTPS benchmarks
Seems Wedge hasnât been updated much since 2017. Any Caddy forks being updated more regularly?
Ya know, the youzhe: Super fast, light, vhost setup is a breeze, reverse proxy and http2 built right in.
I might not be the brightest, but why link to the main Go repo?
We couldnât find any code matching âcaddyâ in golang/go
Also noted on my âwould like to tryâ list:
- H2O (ref. @anon40039896)
- MonkeyServer
- Seastar, maybe
- Cherokee (would like to know why it received zero votes in the poll)
Because its last stable release was well over 5 years ago.
Oh, good point. Even more outdated than Hiawatha, then. I only checked activity logs, not releases ⌠One less web server to check out.
So, adjusting my target a bit, Iâd like to give lighttpd another try (ref. @anon40039896, in this Ball Pit thread).
Also Iâd might still get around to play with H20 and MonkeyServer one day.
Curious about Hiawatha, @Amitz mentions this, also in a the same thread:
Such a pity that Hiawatha never gained the recognition that it deservedâŚ
May I ask what kind of feature(s) or charateristics make you say this?
I guess lack of development and newer HTTP support will make it fade away, but Iâm still curious.
(Thankfully Iâm not a cat, as I believe curiosity might be life threatening for cats.)
I do miss the Amiga sometimes.