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The problem … If you are using Nginx as a caching reverse proxy, at certain point of time you may want to cache only pages which fit specific size ranges. This is usefull when you don’t want your cache storage to be filled with big files (moveis, iso’s or something like that), and you don’t… Continue reading Nginx Caching Based On Page Size
If you are using Nginx for reverse or caching proxy and you are making some good amount of traffic, soon or later you are going to have issues with the TCP connections between Nginx and your backend. You will start getting error messages looking like this: [crit] 2323#0: *535353 connect() to 127.0.0.1:8080 failed (99: Cannot… Continue reading Nginx 99: Cannot assign requested address to upstream
Here are some useful steps, how to configure nginx reverse proxy + caching. 1) How does Nginx proxy cache works ? In the scheme above we are considering that we have Apache upstream/origin server and in front of it Nginx which does reverse proxying + caching of Apache response. … Continue reading Nginx – Configuring reverse proxy + caching