a rules engine for a web server isnt difficult if it doesnt have to carry responsibility for the web app security itself. then its as the posted outlined really...
that being said, its common for new servers to have old vulns, not many coders will go over cve reports of apache and nginx and test their own code against old vulns in those.
i do find a lot of claims about performance or security are oftend unsupported as with this server. it just says it on the readme but provides no additional contex or proof or anything to back up those claims.
my thought is that original commenter gott riggered by that, perhaps rightfully, and points out thia fact more than anything. if you want to claim high performance or security, back it up with proof.
the simple fact its in rust doesnt make it more secure. and using async in rust doesnt imply good performance. it could in both cases. wheres the proof.?
that being said, its common for new servers to have old vulns, not many coders will go over cve reports of apache and nginx and test their own code against old vulns in those.
i do find a lot of claims about performance or security are oftend unsupported as with this server. it just says it on the readme but provides no additional contex or proof or anything to back up those claims.
my thought is that original commenter gott riggered by that, perhaps rightfully, and points out thia fact more than anything. if you want to claim high performance or security, back it up with proof.
the simple fact its in rust doesnt make it more secure. and using async in rust doesnt imply good performance. it could in both cases. wheres the proof.?