Hi,
Im new in Nginx. After read few articles, i think Nginx is faster than
apache (if i'm not mistaken)
Currently we're developing a project in apache. But when we set up a "user
acceptance test", our clients complain that our site is running slow. So we
migrate to nginx, everything seems to be
On Thursday 17 July 2014 06:57:51 vocativus wrote:
> ok I found that yesterday, and as a variable in limit_req_zone I should use
> some constant eg: set $con 10;
>
> and it looks like:
>
> set $con 10;
> limit_req_zone $con zone=one:15m rate=10r/s;
You don't need "set" to create a constant. The
ok I found that yesterday, and as a variable in limit_req_zone I should use
some constant eg: set $con 10;
and it looks like:
set $con 10;
limit_req_zone $con zone=one:15m rate=10r/s;
and it should work as I want? Aking, because I'm testnig it now, and it dont
work properly.
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On Thursday 17 July 2014 05:34:19 vocativus wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a situation: opening an endpoint under location: /api/info uses a lot
> of resources. If ~20 people open it, the service goes down. For a several
> months it is impossible to improve 'info' to not kill the servce, so I have
> t
Hello,
I have a situation: opening an endpoint under location: /api/info uses a lot
of resources. If ~20 people open it, the service goes down. For a several
months it is impossible to improve 'info' to not kill the servce, so I have
to "repair" it in other way.
It would be perfect if in nginx co
