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Since no actual configs were posted. I wrote up how I setup my server (which serves a wordpress site along with a custom site) to reverse proxy and cache. There
by ohashi 13y ago
Since no actual configs were posted. I wrote up how I setup my server (which serves a wordpress site along with a custom site) to reverse proxy and cache. There's nginx reverse proxying to my apache server.
full config and details are all here. Not sure since this post really doesn't actually share much, but I think my performance was a lot better.
http://reviewsignal.com/blog/2013/08/29/reverse-proxy-and-cache-server-with-nginx/ http://reviewsignal.com/blog/2013/08/29/reverse-proxy-and-ca...
- luxpir 13y agoThat definitely does perform better. My blitz tests fell off quite quickly after around 130 concurrent users, so I'm sure there's room for further improvement. But the site did just stay up after being on the front page for a good 2 hours, so I'm satisfied that the arrangement is sufficient for my basic purposes. You didn't mention your server spec, or confirm that your site is dynamic/Wordpress and not static?