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Because it doesn't add anything useful to the mix - nginx's cache works just fine.
by piotrSikora 16y ago
Because it doesn't add anything useful to the mix - nginx's cache works just fine.
- mrkurt 16y agoSure it does, it adds ESI (which is fantastic). It also keeps backend connections open rather can creating/destroying them for each request. Varnish does restarts nicely too, we have requests that get passed on to another group of servers if the backend returns errors. It's really a very nice way of brokering http requests.
- zepolen 16y agoI think the point is 'in this situation'. Of course there are places where Varnish's features are useful, just not here.