I want to do the following using NGINX Module : Nginx receives a request, checks if it has the key to decode the request in the cache(custom) > if YES, then decode request, obtain an ID from it and check if there is a value against this ID in a key-value store (asynchronously) and return it in the response > if NO, then get the new key from the key-value store (asynchronously) and then sby melwin_jose - How to...
I want to do the following using NGINX Module : Nginx receives a request, checks if it has the key to decode the request in the cache(custom) > if YES, then decode request, obtain an ID from it and check if there is a value against this ID in a key-value store (asynchronously) and return it in the response > if NO, then get the new key from the key-value store (asynchronously) and then sby melwin_jose - Other discussion
I have an upstream nginx module with redis in the backend. The '/upstream/key/12345678' is the HTTP request which i need to process, i.e check if there is an entry for 12345678 in redis store and return its value. I am able to process the following '/upstream?key=12345678 HTTP/1.1' by extracting the characters between '=' and ' ' in the handler function and creating a redis query in the create_by melwin_jose - How to...
I have an upstream nginx module with redis in the backend. The '/upstream/key/12345678' is the HTTP request which i need to process, i.e check if there is an entry for 12345678 in redis store and return its value. I am able to process the following '/upstream?key=12345678 HTTP/1.1' by extracting the characters between '=' and ' ' in the handler function and creating a redis query in the create_by melwin_jose - Other discussion
I went through the EvanMillers Nginx tutorial, and wrote a simple nginx upstream module that does a GET from the backend redis server. The first request work perfectly fine, but for the second request the nginx the handler is only called after the first one is timed out (see attached image). Here is the code : https://gist.github.com/melwinjose/9c22c30eabe05b051a16by melwin_jose - Other discussion
I went through the EvanMillers Nginx tutorial, and wrote a simple nginx upstream module that does a GET from the backend redis server. The first request work perfectly fine, but for the second request the nginx the handler is only called after the first one is timed out (see attached image). Here is the code : https://gist.github.com/melwinjose/9c22c30eabe05b051a16by melwin_jose - How to...
"download all the stuff of my site in sig", what is sig ? and where is the /conf/eblb folder ?by melwin_jose - Other discussion
thanks, i have gone through that repo before. Its very hard to understand what is written there, do you have any tutorials on them ?by melwin_jose - Other discussion
I want a web server based on nginx, which receives a HTTP message, parses it and checks in Redis for a given key's value and send back a response, all this has to be done asynchronously / non-blocking read/write from Redis. Is it possible ? I went through articles which suggested to register events to nginx's loop.by melwin_jose - Other discussion
I want a web server based on nginx, which receives a HTTP message, parses it and checks in Redis for a given key's value and send back a response, all this has to be done asynchronously / non-blocking read/write from Redis. Is it possible ? I went through articles which suggested to register events to nginx's loop.by melwin_jose - How to...
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