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Re: Confirmation of AIO - 11 years ago
I don't think AIO works in Linux unless you're using O_DIRECT. But with O_DIRECT you don't get file cache.by Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
Re: performance issus, please help??? - 11 years ago
Are the Apache and Nginx servers separate physical servers or are they VPS? Have you checked if you're hitting network bottleneck? If each response is 10KB, then 300 rps translate to 3MB/s, or 24mbps, add in all the networking overhead and we're talking about 30mbps. Maybe you've hit the bandwidth limit.by Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
Which OS best for file serving? Does file AIO increase performance significantly? - 11 years ago
Hi, I'm interested in setting up Nginx server for image serving, mostly small images such as icons or thumbnails. Usually I use Linux, but I understand that file AIO doesn't work on Linux. A few questions: 1) How much performance increase does file AIO realistically provide for file serving - 10%? 50%? 100%? 2) If the performance increase is significant, which OS do you recommend for fby Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
Does Nginx block on file IO? - 11 years ago
Hi. I was always under the impression that Nginx is non-blocking for file IO. Then I was told it wasn't. I'm considering using Nginx to serve static images. Pretty much every connection will result in a file IO. If Nginx blocks for file IO, then using Nginx here wouldn't be any better than using Apache, right? Every connection will lead to a file IO which blocks the entire Nginx process. Soby Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
Re: How to cache pages that are mostly static but has a "logged in" bar? - 11 years ago
Splitice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ssi would be the only way Can you point me to any articles on how to use SSI to do this? Thanks.by Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
Re: How to cache pages that are mostly static but has a "logged in" bar? - 11 years ago
Forgot to add, I'm planning to use memc-nginx-module for the caching, if that makes any difference.by Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
How to cache pages that are mostly static but has a "logged in" bar? - 11 years ago
I have pages that are generated dynamically but don't change all that often. Would like to use Nginx to cache those pages. However every page has a "log in" bar at the top, similar to this forum. A logged-in user would see his name and a "log out" link. A user who isn't logged in would see links to "log in" or to "register". How do I cache a page likeby Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
Re: How to make Nginx work with distributed/multiple memcached servers? - 11 years ago
agentzh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > And if it's Django, how do i make sure that > given the same key, both > > Django and Nginx will hash to the same memcached > server? > > > > If you want your python app to access memcached as > well, the > recommended approach is to pass the nginx variable > holding the haby Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
How to make Nginx work with distributed/multiple memcached servers? - 11 years ago
Hi, I want to use Nginx as a caching reverse proxy to a Django website that runs behind Nginx over uWSGI. Is it possible for Nginx to use multiple memcached servers to cache the dynamic pages generated by Django? If so can you share some example config? All the examples I've seen only uses one local memcached server. And if it's possible to use multiple memcached servers, who will be doinby Andy - Nginx Mailing List - English
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