Yeah; I find many people in the modern web services world end up using Apache HTTPD as a caching proxy for availability reasons. It&#x27;s probably just because it&#x27;s old as hell so everyone knows the config file format by heart, but I know I went with Apache HTTPD on a recent project because the features we needed were only in the paid version of Nginx and we just didn&#x27;t want to deal with licensing (the dollar amount was trivial in corporate dollars, but it would have taken us months to get the purchase through procurement and the entire rest of the project used open source software). So it&#x27;s good to have another open source option to keep in mind.