Rustixir
My static files is png/jpeg and many
video ( under 20mb )
Each client download one times
I not interested in amazon service (s3)
I read ngnix benchmark from itself website .
It can handle this load in single machine
with 8core and 16Ram.
Is it good solution or exist another ?
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derek-zhou
BackBlaze + Cloudflare seems to be quite popular these days and should be very cost effective.
Rustixir
Its a CDN ??
derek-zhou
Cloudflare is a CDN. BackBlaze is a cloud storage.
Rustixir
In my country have a issue to using international service . We just can use cloud service of our country ,
Here exist a great CDN but
Not exist a good cloud storage.
For that reason I must use a open source
Software like Ngnix or GridFS or …
derek-zhou
Since you mentioned nginx, why don’t you just start with that, assuming you are familiar with it.
Performance-wise it should be as good as any. The only weakness of nginx is that it is hard to do run time reconfiguration.
l00ker
Another option is MinIO. MinIO supports Amazon’s S3 API and works with waffle & ex_aws_s3.
I’ve successfully used it as a simple self hosted CDN with the idea that if traffic and/or storage space ever exceeded comfortable levels, I could move to a cloud storage provider that supports the S3 API with basically what amounts to a configuration change.
LostKobrakai
Only downside of minio is that it doesn’t support ACLs, but only bucket/prefix level permissions.
Rustixir
because i want first sure then start .
then i think it is good for start, thank you
Rustixir
HayStack is facebook photo storage/serving
Seaweedfs use that architecture and
Have 13k github star
Do anyone used it ??
kartheek
I have used nginx and it is better for serving static assets. Nginx served static assets to a lot more clients concurrently than you are looking for in production. You have to enable cache control and expiry headers in nginx. Also do some linux configurations about open files, max connections, etc and you can start serving static assets very efficiently.
Start with lowest possible hardware suitable for production and do a load testing for your assets. If it doesn’t perform well check whether it is a configuration issue or system resources like cpu, network are maxed out. If the system resources are maxed out - upgrade hardware to next level.
Once in production you can keep monitoring the server behaviour and tweak hardware.
I would go with nginx anyday for serving static assets if I am not using CDNs.