Socket Sharding in NGINX Release 1.9.1
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Part 2: Lessons learned tuning TCP and Nginx in EC2 « Chartbeat Engineering Blog
Part 2: Lessons learned tuning TCP and Nginx in EC2 February 12th, 2014 by Justin EDIT 2/20/14: Updated to reflect correct response time metric In part 1 of our post, one of the items we discussed was our issues with using DNS as a load balancing solution.  To recap, at the end of our last post we were still setup with Dyn’s load balancing solution and our servers were receiving a disproportionate
Speed up your sites with PageSpeed for Nginx- Google Developers Blog
Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Mail By Jeff Kaufman, Software Engineer, Make the Web Faster Team When we released mod_pagespeed in 2010, we gave webmasters a way to speed up their sites without needing to become web performance optimization experts. As an Apache module, however, it was unavailable to sites running Nginx, the popular high performing open source web server that powers many large we
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Serving an iPhone website with nginx « Nick not found
I’ve been thinking for a while about the best way to automatically take iPhone and iPod touch users to an iPhone-enhanced version of a website when they first access it rather than requiring the users to know the iPhone-specific URL beforehand. This was the main requirement, but there were a few others. These are the problems I needed to solve: When accessing mysite.com or www.mysite.com, iPhone a
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NginxCatalyst - Nginx Wiki
Deploying Catalyst-based applications on Nginx using FastCGI I recently had to set up a new catalyst application on a new server, and picked Nginx as an experiment The config was mostly simple, but I had to use the following conf/fastcgi_params to get it to work: conf/fastcgi_params The difference from the ones I found elsewhere on this site is that catalyst expects PATH_INFO instead of SCRIPT_NA
Nginx and Memcached, a 400% boost! - igvita.com
By Ilya Grigorik on February 11, 2008 If web architectures, performance, or scalability are topics you would like to keep on top of (who doesn't!), then chances are, you've heard of Nginx ("engine x"). Originally developed by Igor Sysoev for rambler.ru (second largest Russian web-site), it is a high-performance HTTP server / reverse proxy known for its stability, performance, and ease of use. The
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