[월:] 2017년 01월

Shared Caches with NGINX Plus Cache Clusters, Part 1 How can you build a large‑capacity, highly available, cache cluster using NGINX or NGINX Plus? This is the first of two posts that each describe an approach to meeting this goal; the second post is coming soon. (Except as noted, the approaches apply equally to open source NGINX and NGINX Plus, but for brevity we’ll refer to NGINX Plus only.) An Overview of NGINX Plus Caching NGINX Plus can operate as a proxy cache server, sitting between the origin server and remote clients. NGINX Plus manages the traffic to the origin server and caches (stores) common, unchanging resources. This allows NGINX Plus to respond directly to clients when these resources are requested and thus reduces the load on the origin server. NGINX Plus’ proxy cache is most commonly deployed in a data center next to the origin server, and [ more… ]