I had best caching experience when I started using the openresty nginx bundle.
It's a build of nginx that contains a bunch of Lua modules that make it a lean
application server. With that I could create cache keys that exactly matched my
(complex) business requirements
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On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 05:43:22PM -0400, deivid__ wrote:
Hi there,
You will probably change your setup so that the default proxy_cache_key
works for you; but for information:
> If `proxy_cache` is set to `$sent_http_x_test_header`:
> - Every request gets cached (good)
> - All URLs map to the sa
Hi.
I'm trying to use 2 level proxying to cache files delivered with
X-Accel-Redirect. This kinda works, the only thing missing is getting the
cache_key to be the filename.
If `proxy_cache` is unset (or set to the default), the caching mechanism
"works":
- Every request gets cached (good)
- Diff
