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I've been thinking about a local proxy that caches CDN assets. The first request to a cdn URL goes through, subsequent requests come from cache. I think it wou
by ficklepickle 7y ago
I've been thinking about a local proxy that caches CDN assets. The first request to a cdn URL goes through, subsequent requests come from cache.
I think it would work fine with versioned libraries, fonts, etc. I'm thinking of setting up a container and squid config to achieve this.
Any obvious problems or alternative solutions?
Obviously enumerating the worlds CDN URLs would be a task. But I think even covering the most common CDNs would be a benefit.
- thefreeman 7y agoI mean your browser basically already does this by utilizing cache-control and expires headers, which all CDN's are going to set
- computerfriend 7y agoSomething like https://decentraleyes.org/ https://decentraleyes.org/?