@PitaJ You could do that, it's true. That said I'd like to kinda shunt people away from NginX. To hell with it and its antiquated ways. (okay okay, that is harsh-- it's very good at what it does and most likely it will continue doing that even a decade from now.) Anyway, try out Caddy. I use Caddy in front of my web applications, which I run in the wonderful isolation of Docker containers, and caddy slaps an automatically generated SSL/TLS cert on them, yay! If you're running without encryption, you no longer have any excuse. Both Caddy and Let's Encrypt have made trivial work out of the previously quite harsh process of getting your site secured.

One of the devs on our team(Linux) referred to web workers as similar to clustering(but, on the clientside), due to the fact that it is an aggregation of threads. And that, the code in each module is similar in function.; offloading work to numerous threads. Most of the Links he sends me on the topic are from High Scalability. High concurrency requires both abilities at the higher end of the scale. I was checking as to the status of the frontend of the equation. It is not that I need them immediately, just that I have an interest in them as the site we are building is graphically intensive and could use any boast it can get on both ends. We incorporated this weekend and are physically building servers, to be colocated, for the next two months. I am certainly not in a hurry.

@pichalite Awesome, ok. Thought I was losing it.

Updated my keyboard: https://xkcd.com/2150/ Rock On & Happy New Year! \o/ o/

@a_5mith just clicked around the acp and do not see a place the time is denoted. but, the time is correct in one placement and not another in the private messaging system. Surely this is not he intended functionality.

GCE prices are pretty nice and without the 3 year commitment.