I will definitely join the google group and check out Lua. Thanks for your
help!
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Theoretically yes, it all depends how and by what means this data is
collected and if you need to wait for some parts, have a look at the example
Urls I send before or join the openresty forum on googlegroups with some
example code/description what your after.
nb. a Lua cache is an in-memory cache
If the external server that I'm getting the data from doesn't have a
relational database (and instead responds to udp requests), will I still be
able to cache multiple fields from one udp request using Lua so that I can
access them in the conf file later? Can you clarify what you mean by Lua
cache?
Why not use Lua, collect the data from your variables, run the query (and
optionally store them in a Lua cache) and process it all real-time,
none-blocking and without any (extra) module.
Examples:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25955869/how-do-i-use-mysql-for-dynamic-doc-root-with-nginx
https
Hi,
I'm new to nginx development and I have to work on a custom nginx module.
The module is designed to provide a list of variables for the user to use in
the nginx.conf file. Whenever those variables are used, the module makes a
udp request to a helper server to get the correct value of that var
