Caddy compatibility for zeroserve: 3x throughput and 70% lower latency
The zeroserve HTTPS server has introduced a Caddy-compatible mode that JIT-compiles Caddyfiles into eBPF and native machine code. This update allows for high-performance reverse proxying with significantly lower latency and higher throughput.
Why it matters
This innovation demonstrates the growing trend of using eBPF for high-performance networking, potentially disrupting traditional web server architectures.
#tech #zeroserve zeroserve is a high-performance HTTPS server that runs eBPF scripts in userspace ( intro ). Now it's got a Caddy-compat mode - when provided a Caddyfile, zeroserve JIT-compiles it to eBPF and then to native x86_64/ARM64 machine code, and runs it in an io_uring event loop.
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