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by ruben_varnish 12y ago
Next time call me and I will make sure that the best minds doing cache invalidation in the industry have a look and fix your issue. [Varnish Software sales hat on]
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by ruben_varnish 12y ago
We had one in NYC in May. We might be coming back next year :-)
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PHK: "Quality Software Costs Money – Heartbleed Was Free"(queue.acm.org)
5 points by ruben_varnish 12y ago|1 comments
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by ruben_varnish 12y ago
Good one. More context on the ideas and proposal Poul-Henning has put on the table: http://phk.freebsd.dk/words/httpbis.html
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
See, it did not take that long: https://github.com/fgsch/varnish3to4
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Thanks for your honesty! We are really interested in understanding how-to create better documentation for users like you. Bear with us :-) Maybe an updated version of the book (and its examples) [1] would help? Or do you have some other con
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
You need to read the documentation on this and understand it: https://www.varnish-cache.org/docs/4.0/whats-new/index.html Otherwise you should just be using a popular file from around the web. Take a look at
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
It's not either or. We see lots of our users and customers adopt nginx for SSL termination and as their webserver, but still use Varnish for HTTP caching and/or routing. The power and flexibility that VCL offers is pretty much unm
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Well, SSL is there, but it is still under development and has yet to hit a stable HAProxy release.
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Indeed. Via one of PHK's latest tweets: https://twitter.com/bsdphk/status/453623583256760321 You can see (video) another of his comments regarding OpenSSL from his KeyNote at FOSDEM: http://ft
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
That is correct. We wrote the script and had a native English speaker reading it for us ;-) Even if we have some colleagues who are from New England, we are a pretty multi-cultural Norwegian headquartered company as you can see in our site:
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Don't forget the Varnish 4.0 Release Party on April 29th - http://v4party.varnish-cache.org #v4rp
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Ok, 5-10 min reading it. 5 min writing vcl3to4.pl and 5 min testing it. 5-10 min playing with the new varnishstat. In total a 30 min job. ;-)
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Make a qualified guess based on previous experience and realistic numbers. Run it through your peers (specially anyone else involved in delivering it). Listen to the most pessimistic ones, rather than the über optimistic. Multiply that esti
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Wrong. It was default for a while until it got finally removed in Ubuntu LTS 12.04 But, you can easily add it back if you want to use a program that uses it (i.e. Gnome Do)
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
A clarification: The classic look of Gnome 2 sort of lives in RHEL 7 since it will run Gnome 3 with Classic Mode[1] meaning that all that effort for a new UI/UX is wasted as the looks and the "user's workflows" will be t
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
I am an Ubuntu member and I was deeply wondering what I was going to do next... Tollef had me realizing systemd is the future for quite a while now :-) Mark reminds us once again what the mission of Ubuntu is, why it is the best alternative
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
(Now I see why you liked vagent2 so much. Nice work!) I have to agree on this point. The Varnish Ecosystem is quite large and the software has been used for many years to solve lots of different problems in many different environments, with
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Discuss here or on Twitter > https://twitter.com/bsdphk/status/395605262024732672
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DoS vulnerability in #Varnish HTTP cache software.(varnish-cache.org)
6 points by ruben_varnish 13y ago|2 comments
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by ruben_varnish 13y ago
Although we try not to talk too much about it, many users of Varnish Cache actually use it "because it is the easiest way to get a C layer in our web stack". Others are proud creators developing web sites in it using both VCL (whi
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The Varnish Experience: Writing Software for Modern computers(speakerdeck.com)
3 points by ruben_varnish 14y ago|0 comments
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by ruben_varnish 14y ago
This article brought back to memory the first paywall like functionality that was implemented in Varnish, since it was done using the cURL VMOD (and the reason why it was developed by Varnish Software in the first place). "Development of th