MaxK

I'm building a new web application in Go for performance reasons. Benchmarking the HTTP performance is spectacular -- it's outperforming nginx + PHP by a mile. For TLS, however, it's taking up to 1.5 seconds to serve less than 1k of static content.

I'm really bummed by this. Is there any way to improve Go's HTTPS serving performance?

If you're doing something awesome and you'd like some technical help, please reply here. Then I -- or any other interested programmer -- can get back to you and offer our help if we're excited by your idea too!

Be as detailed about your idea as possible!

... I think I just figured out why they call 1 / 8 of a byte a bit

more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_(money)