Serving This Article from RAM with Dream for Fun and No Real Benefit

An experiment was conducted to serve a website directly from RAM using an ad hoc HTTP server built with Dream in OCaml. The website's content was embedded within the program, and Docker was used to build deployable binaries. Despite the fun and learning experience, there were no significant performance benefits compared to serving the website using Nginx. Key topics include setting HTTP headers, handling static binaries, and using Dream for routing.