Ian Stuart wrote:
> Doesn't the proxy do a write-to-disk as the page passes through?
> Particularly with proxy-pass and proxy-passreverse?
Well, if you're using disc-based cacheing (with mod_cache) then yes.
But the proxy as such doesn't (why should it?)
> This would imply that there is a process
Yep. Get your point.
Appreciate your thoughts and help.
Kind regards.
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> Doesn't the proxy do a write-to-disk as the page passes through?
> Particularly with
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> My question was badly crafted, apologies...
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> Let me
My question was badly crafted, apologies...
Let me try again with an example:
If I have 50 web sites, each a cluster of 10 physical machines with a web
server on each. Now, I want to place Apache in front of these 50 sites (web
server clusters) as a reverse proxy. What I am trying to figure o
Doesn't the proxy do a write-to-disk as the page passes through?
Particularly with proxy-pass and proxy-passreverse?
This would imply that there is a process load on the server (limiting
the number of simultanious connections - but not an httpd/proxy limit
per-sae) *as well as* a disk-limit (for t
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> Hi All,
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> I am new to using Apache as a proxy. Could some
