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That sounds like Squid + data compression proxy. I think I set it up a while back and was impressed by how well it worked. https://gist.github.com/mayli/7d07c5
by omgwtfbyobbq 6y ago
That sounds like Squid + data compression proxy. I think I set it up a while back and was impressed by how well it worked.
https://gist.github.com/mayli/7d07c5e2913f9d45f3d6a5b122b797c5 https://gist.github.com/mayli/7d07c5e2913f9d45f3d6a5b122b797...
- shagie 6y agoOne company that I worked at used a NetLi (now part of Akamai). The approach that they used (IIRC) had multiple data centers closer to the end users and then a server in each client's datacenter. The server in the client data center and the servers in the edge data centers would establish a pre-negotiated connection that had its TCP parameters optimized for its traffic... and then serve compressed traffic over that connection. It was pretty impressive back in the days of CGI and JSP - before the presentation was pushed entirely out to the browser and everything was rendered on the server.