This is a discussion on reverse proxy and web server on *same* machine within the Apache Web Server forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; I am about to run an open source (PHP) CMS on an Apache/MySQL setup. I was thinking if it ...
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I am about to run an open source (PHP) CMS on an Apache/MySQL setup.
I was thinking if it is possible to run a caching proxy on the SAME server (perhaps Apache or Pound) to cache pages from the site. Would this speed up the site or should I put it on separate servers? Thanks. |
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> > Would this speed up the site or should I put it on separate servers?
> > It'll do almost nothing, Apache already caches things, but since you're > running a CMS, most of the pages will be created on the fly, so the cache > won't do much. If you have huge binaries (pictures and the like), maybe the > caching could do something. > Thanks for the answer. The CMS is TYPO3 and it has the ability to use cache-control headers. So I assume that it can specify some pages as safe to cache. Can I enable mod_cache (sp?) and one of the storage modules? Will this speed up the site? Thanks, Nagita |