Another great video where you gathered quality, un-biased data and shared the results in a way that is easy to understand. While I love the factual nature of this content, eventually it would be awesome to see you bring it all together and give an overview of your preferred use-cases for the different technologies. IMO, in any kind of comparison it's very unlikely that "option A" is better than "option B" in every single way, so I'd love for an explanation on what would you factor into your decision when deciding to choose option "A" over option "B" or "C". Keep up the great stuff!
Thanks for the feedback Peter and for watching some of my videos! It'd be a challenge to make that video, but I definitely see how it'd be super helpful
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:52 🖥️ Three web servers tested: Apache, Nginx, and OpenLiteSpeed, with identical configurations. 02:41 🕒 Nginx and OpenLiteSpeed respond faster to requests compared to Apache. 03:11 📈 Nginx is the fastest in terms of page load time, closely followed by OpenLiteSpeed. 03:38 📊 Nginx and OpenLiteSpeed handle concurrent users more efficiently than Apache. 04:50 💪 Nginx outperforms others in a stress test, handling more requests per second with a lower response time. Made with HARPA AI
Thanks for this one - it would be great to see a server speed with WordPress and WooCommerce setup. At the moment I need to choose VPS setup LS/A2/Nginx for my WooCommerce stores and seeing this kind of test for WooCommerce store would be beneficial.
a lot of benchmarks usually have openlitespeed ahead of nginx on static content so i think there’s something in the default config that’s limiting its potential. also would be great to see a php comparison in a future video.
I've seen the same sentiment about OLS on the internet, so I was also surprised to see Nginx come out on top. Definitely going to look into the PHP comparison for these web servers
@@deewinc hey, any chance you can share which Web Hosting Panel do you use with OLS ? I tried CyberPanel but I find it too..."hobby"-style, and don't trust it..
@@MGKday Cyberpanel will give you the best performance than any other panel out there. You can try the following: 1. AaPanel (Looks more professional but doesn't support multi-users) 2. DirectAdmin (Professional but not easy to use with OLS) 3. OviPanel (Mixed bag and a bit clunky)
aapanel is awesome because you can utilize OLS, nginx, or Apache (most is only Apache and Nginx or only OLS with the exception of Directadmin a paid control panel)
Thank you so much for the video Tony! So does this is clear but can you explain why many company's like Cloudways and Plesk combine Nginx with Apache? Does this mean that a VPS at Cloudways or Plesk hosting at DO should probably perform better than a LSWS vps?
Good question. Have you ever heard of a reverse proxy? This is essentially where you have a web server that handles incoming requests and passes them on to another web server for processing. That's why you would use both. It can give you a performance boost in some cases. As far as why these web hosting companies choose Apache to begin with... I'm not sure.
@@TonyTeachesTech Nginx is great for static content, but for dynamic content with DB apache does well and a lot of compatibilities with other software like WordPress and easy to use .htaccess makes Apache preferable with a reverse proxy Nginx server. I use openlitespeed which provides the combined experience of both Nginx and Apache.
@@sakthi22b.e going to ask same thing as I did to somebody else in the comments, any chance you can share which Web Hosting Panel do you use with OLS ? I tried CyberPanel but I find it too..."hobby"-style, and don't trust it..
@@ajdinzutic Haha I need to stop mumbling. It's called k6 :) It's available at k6.io and they also have a way to do it with scripts th-cam.com/video/ukoC319npUw/w-d-xo.html
The OpenLiteSpeed WordPress image on DigitalOcean's marketplace is probably the best for beginners because it comes with the OpenLiteSpeed admin dashboard. I have a video walkthrough for this image that will be released tomorrow th-cam.com/video/ZsulKmaOU_s/w-d-xo.html (link won't work until Dec 14 @ 5:15 am EST)
Caching also taken into consideration next please. Specifically server side caching as I think anyone serious with OLS or Nginx for a static side would be caching. Most tests are false as they turn on server caching for OLS but not Nginx or only have application level caching for Nginx.
Anyone else here to build their own website but had no clue how😂? I’m getting educated, replaying the video a couple of times as I’m not a tech person. Thank you Tony!
I have brutal loads on VPS-es, Apache can´t run it, Nginx die in minutes and eat all 8GB ram, OpenLiteSpeed with ultra heavy load still okay, 4-5GB ram eated with same sites... And don´t forget, OpenLiteSpeed have a faster brother LiteSpeed. OLS and LS is the future. .htaccess support for clients is normal there, and integrated Cache, free WP cache plugin etc. Nginx don´t know what is that...
@@TonyTeachesTech That sounds great. Because I think the results should vary a lot. But nevertheless interesting that your tests show considerable different results than themselves blog.litespeedtech.com/2019/11/25/http3-litespeed-vs-nginx/
Hi.. First time viewer. Great video....but:) . 2... Would you repeat this test with a standard Wordpress install? We (I) knew that nginx is faster than apache for serving static content... and we know that both use FPM, still... it would have been nice numbers to have. Still, the best video I found on this topic! (remind myself not to comment before the end of the video...i deleted 1. and 3. :-) )
LOL! Yes, I need to do some more research to understand the implementation differences of PHP in each case. But I am planning on doing this video within the next few months.
@@gerardok.2405 I'm gonna have to say that it depends on a lot of different factors such as how large your web pages are and what plugins you have installed. I haven't conducted a proper comparison test, so I don't have any quantitative data to provide for you.
WHy you used different servers? Have 1 server.. install what needed -run tests. destroy server reinstall OS with new engine run tests.... that would be more logical imo.
Another great video where you gathered quality, un-biased data and shared the results in a way that is easy to understand. While I love the factual nature of this content, eventually it would be awesome to see you bring it all together and give an overview of your preferred use-cases for the different technologies.
IMO, in any kind of comparison it's very unlikely that "option A" is better than "option B" in every single way, so I'd love for an explanation on what would you factor into your decision when deciding to choose option "A" over option "B" or "C".
Keep up the great stuff!
Thanks for the feedback Peter and for watching some of my videos!
It'd be a challenge to make that video, but I definitely see how it'd be super helpful
Everything is well defined, well tested deeply. Soon this should be the best channel for Web Techies Review. Thanks Tony I learn more everyday
I would like to see the same benchmark with dynamic content (WordPress) with and without cache.
@@atulhostvideos I think he has it in one of his videos 4 months ago, you can check it on his channel.
@@gospelhubdigital I'll definitely check that out.
Wow, thanks!
th-cam.com/video/dkjCsurW-OI/w-d-xo.html doesn't include OLS though
Great Content Man! Best I've seen in a long time!
Wow, thanks Andras!
High quality video! Congrats!
Much appreciated!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:52 🖥️ Three web servers tested: Apache, Nginx, and OpenLiteSpeed, with identical configurations.
02:41 🕒 Nginx and OpenLiteSpeed respond faster to requests compared to Apache.
03:11 📈 Nginx is the fastest in terms of page load time, closely followed by OpenLiteSpeed.
03:38 📊 Nginx and OpenLiteSpeed handle concurrent users more efficiently than Apache.
04:50 💪 Nginx outperforms others in a stress test, handling more requests per second with a lower response time.
Made with HARPA AI
Thanks for this informative video. Kudos on your testing methodology.
Your channel is one of the best things in 2021 i came across..
Thank you very much!
WOW!!! Very thorough test!!! I'm an Apache guy so I got a little tear in my eye!!!! :) WELL DONE and thanks for your video!!!!
My pleasure!
Thanks for this one - it would be great to see a server speed with WordPress and WooCommerce setup. At the moment I need to choose VPS setup LS/A2/Nginx for my WooCommerce stores and seeing this kind of test for WooCommerce store would be beneficial.
The most valuable content just in a video. Thank man you packed a lot of knowledge in one video.
Damn! - another great vid Tony - keep em coming ;-)
:) Appreciate it. More to come
Good job! Thanks Tony, love your content.
I appreciate that!
Thanks, Tony 🏆 Nginx 🏆Win
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Can you do the same comparison with page heavy wordpress site on all 3 server platforms?. That way we can know how these handle dynamic data.
Uo
Great content , Thank you Tony
Very welcome
Great video brother appreciate your work
Thanks!
GOOD JOB!!! that was always my question
Thanks!
Pure gold 🥇 congratulations 👍
Thanks 👍
Awesome tests
Thank you!
Love your stuffs. Thank you.
Will be great to see comparison with a Wordpress install.. 😃
Stay tuned!
What about wordpress? Can you please make a comparison between Apache vs Nginx vs OpenLiteSpeed for dynamic content?
Yes I will look into this
a lot of benchmarks usually have openlitespeed ahead of nginx on static content so i think there’s something in the default config that’s limiting its potential. also would be great to see a php comparison in a future video.
I've seen the same sentiment about OLS on the internet, so I was also surprised to see Nginx come out on top.
Definitely going to look into the PHP comparison for these web servers
the same happens with apache using php-fpm, speed drastically changes i guess
@@TonyTeachesTech ~ Nginx doesn't come anywhere close to OLS. I can give you my server with OLS you repeat the tests.
@@deewinc hey, any chance you can share which Web Hosting Panel do you use with OLS ? I tried CyberPanel but I find it too..."hobby"-style, and don't trust it..
@@MGKday Cyberpanel will give you the best performance than any other panel out there.
You can try the following:
1. AaPanel (Looks more professional but doesn't support multi-users)
2. DirectAdmin (Professional but not easy to use with OLS)
3. OviPanel (Mixed bag and a bit clunky)
2024 any update?
Thanks for the video
You're welcome
Do you still recommend NGINX over LiteSpeed?
Thank you! Great video.
You are welcome!
Thanks!
Thanks.
Thank you!!
SUBSCRIBED!!
Thanks for the sub! You're very welcome Joseph
what a about using wordpress woocommerce site not a static site??
Please do it . Thanks
Planning on it!
Hi Tony,
Great comparison as always, just a question..incase of wordpress which one you will prefer?
Pls answer 🙏
Hi, my personal preference is Nginx :)
GOOD JOB!!! Openlightspeed almost got me!!!!
Haha, thanks for watching :)
How does Caddy compare?
Good question. Looking into Caddy now
mern vs lamp performance test, there is no videos and data available on it
I have never even heard of mern
@@TonyTeachesTech mongodb, express js, react js, node js
Great video! Does nginx have control panel? Like cyberpanel for lightspeed
No nginx does not have a control panel
aapanel is awesome because you can utilize OLS, nginx, or Apache (most is only Apache and Nginx or only OLS with the exception of Directadmin a paid control panel)
U can use aapanel
Please test on dynamic ecommerce sites. Like WordPress + WooCommerce + Theme
I will soon look into e-commerce
Thank you so much for the video Tony!
So does this is clear but can you explain why many company's like Cloudways and Plesk combine Nginx with Apache? Does this mean that a VPS at Cloudways or Plesk hosting at DO should probably perform better than a LSWS vps?
Good question. Have you ever heard of a reverse proxy? This is essentially where you have a web server that handles incoming requests and passes them on to another web server for processing. That's why you would use both. It can give you a performance boost in some cases. As far as why these web hosting companies choose Apache to begin with... I'm not sure.
@@TonyTeachesTech Nginx is great for static content, but for dynamic content with DB apache does well and a lot of compatibilities with other software like WordPress and easy to use .htaccess makes Apache preferable with a reverse proxy Nginx server. I use openlitespeed which provides the combined experience of both Nginx and Apache.
@@sakthi22b.e going to ask same thing as I did to somebody else in the comments, any chance you can share which Web Hosting Panel do you use with OLS ? I tried CyberPanel but I find it too..."hobby"-style, and don't trust it..
Would love an extensive fight between Ngnix vs OLS with a woo-commerce
Good idea :)
Thirt time watch :)) I’m consuming your video like drinking water 😂😂
Hahah no way 😊 Thanks for your support!
Tony what happened to staging wordpress website on digital ocean server video ?
You must have missed my previous response: th-cam.com/video/ob4qkNtlf04/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgyzmKGdrJPH-a7MdGt4AaABAg
Terima kasih telah membuat vidio perbandingan antar web server
🤔
Tony, Could you Please Make a Video About Webinoly ? There're Very Less videos about that yet its a popular choice among Ngnix users...
I will look into this
is Nginx a free and open source web server like Apache?
Yep
Hi the second test solution is new for me. Do you got a link for "ksecs"?
What do you mean "ksecs"?
@@TonyTeachesTech on 3:25
@@ajdinzutic Haha I need to stop mumbling. It's called k6 :) It's available at k6.io and they also have a way to do it with scripts th-cam.com/video/ukoC319npUw/w-d-xo.html
Great stuff! What was the hardware specs you used in webservers?
In this case, I believe it was a server with 1GB RAM and 1 virtual CPU core
What is the best nginx image for WordPress on digital ocean?
The OpenLiteSpeed WordPress image on DigitalOcean's marketplace is probably the best for beginners because it comes with the OpenLiteSpeed admin dashboard. I have a video walkthrough for this image that will be released tomorrow th-cam.com/video/ZsulKmaOU_s/w-d-xo.html (link won't work until Dec 14 @ 5:15 am EST)
Please add NodeJS and Express JS servers also.
So combining ngnix with lightspeed maybe this will make the best result
Haven't tested that combo out yet. Have you?
Caching also taken into consideration next please. Specifically server side caching as I think anyone serious with OLS or Nginx for a static side would be caching. Most tests are false as they turn on server caching for OLS but not Nginx or only have application level caching for Nginx.
What caching solution would you like to see for Nginx, Apache, and OLS?
@@TonyTeachesTech Nginx Fastcgi vs OLS LS Cache. Don't know about apache.
Anyone else here to build their own website but had no clue how😂? I’m getting educated, replaying the video a couple of times as I’m not a tech person. Thank you Tony!
You're welcome!
3:57 - Why are you always using these graphs?
On average time on request, it seems like Nginx is 10x faster than apache, and not 2x.
You're right, the scale could have been more accurate here
No IIS ?
Not this time
@@TonyTeachesTech good, I hate IIS.
Do a test with php.
I will plan to do that
I have brutal loads on VPS-es, Apache can´t run it, Nginx die in minutes and eat all 8GB ram, OpenLiteSpeed with ultra heavy load still okay, 4-5GB ram eated with same sites...
And don´t forget, OpenLiteSpeed have a faster brother LiteSpeed. OLS and LS is the future. .htaccess support for clients is normal there, and integrated Cache, free WP cache plugin etc. Nginx don´t know what is that...
Great perspective :)
Nice video. Caddy?
I plan to look into Caddy soon :)
You should make a test with a wordpress site instead of a static site.
Definitely will have a video like this in the next few months
@@TonyTeachesTech That sounds great. Because I think the results should vary a lot. But nevertheless interesting that your tests show considerable different results than themselves blog.litespeedtech.com/2019/11/25/http3-litespeed-vs-nginx/
I stuck at nginx configuration. So I stick with Apache for the rest of my life. 😁
Hi.. First time viewer. Great video....but:) . 2... Would you repeat this test with a standard Wordpress install? We (I) knew that nginx is faster than apache for serving static content... and we know that both use FPM, still... it would have been nice numbers to have.
Still, the best video I found on this topic!
(remind myself not to comment before the end of the video...i deleted 1. and 3. :-) )
LOL!
Yes, I need to do some more research to understand the implementation differences of PHP in each case. But I am planning on doing this video within the next few months.
@@TonyTeachesTech great video. Do you know wich is better for Wordpress? Nginx or OpenLiteSpeed?? Thanks!
@@gerardok.2405 I'm gonna have to say that it depends on a lot of different factors such as how large your web pages are and what plugins you have installed. I haven't conducted a proper comparison test, so I don't have any quantitative data to provide for you.
WHy you used different servers? Have 1 server.. install what needed -run tests. destroy server reinstall OS with new engine run tests.... that would be more logical imo.
That's a good option. These servers are in the same datacenter
that intro needs an epilepsy seizure warning
APACHE FOREVER
Lol :)
Nginx the best!
Yay Nginx!
this guy fake all he talks and shows stuff that know nothing about it all about money money
Hey, awesome video. Would love a video on best web server for WordPress.