> Additionally, there is proxy_max_temp_file_size,
> which controls how
> much data may be written to disk. Once temp file
> size becomes
> bigger - nginx pauses reading data from upstream
> until data from
> temporary file is sent to client.

do you mean if a response size is larger than all the proxy buffers, after some part of the response been written into buffers, the rest of data which can't be written into buffers will be written into temp_file? for every single response? the proxy_max_temp_file_size are global or per request?
for example the upstream response is 2000 bytes. Nginx is configured with 4 buffers, each 100 bytes in size. is that nginx deal with this single response with written the 400 bytes of response into buffer and written the 1600 bytes into temp_file? and after the buffer is completely send, Nginx will read the rest of response data from the temp_file and written into buffer?

Thx

liuzhida