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nginx reverse proxy with caching
Playing around and searching the web I enabled some decent caching now. Here are some stats: image+html and php. Note that the php on apache (recompiled each request, about 1.5-2sec between every request) versus the cached output has a huge difference. Difference between images and static text files aren’t that huge. Also note that nginx…
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nginx reverse proxy IP
The issue with the wrong IP address being shown when using nginx as reverse proxy can easily be solved with mod_rpaf. cache.blog.tuinslak.org 85.234.196.237 – – [22/May/2010:16:33:46 +0200] “GET /2010/05/nginx-reverse-proxy/ HTTP/1.0” 200 6184 “-” “Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10_6_3; en-US) AppleWebKit/533.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/5.0.375.53 Safari/533.4” 1766 6503 vs cache.blog.tuinslak.org 85.12.6.171 – –…
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nginx reverse proxy
I’ve been playing around a bit with nginx and its reverse proxy module. The “real” website is accessible here, whereas the cached version is here. I’m deliberately making a difference between cache.* and live.* as blog.tuinslak.* might move to the cached version lateron. The question, is it useful to reverse proxy this blog? No, probably…
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Maxim of the day
#11: Avoiding doing a minimum; even if you are not motivated.
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Mordor, errrr, Europe
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iRail
Let me remind you, iRail is NOT affiliated with the NMBS/SNCB in any way. This website was created during my spare time (and mainly for myself). It is also maintained during my spare time. NMBS/SNCB never helped to create or maintain this website (nor did it show any interest to do so). I never got…
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Maxim of the day
#10: Study!
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Hey buddy
Source.
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Maxim of the day
#9: Stop rescheduling stuff. Do them.