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      <title>A use case of Tengine, a drop-in replacement and fork of nginx</title>
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      <description>I&amp;rsquo;ve always been a fan of nginx, it was love at first sight.
I tend to use nginx first and foremost as a reverse proxy server for web content and applications. This means that nginx sends your request to backend servers and forwards you their response.
Some examples of backend servers I use:
 php5-fpm for PHP gunicorn or wsgi for Python PSGI/Plack or fastcgi for Perl  Now, the cool thing is that these backend servers are good at what they do: serve code and applications written in specific languages.</description>
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