dalu Posted March 10, 2015 Posted March 10, 2015 Hey all, since this is a PHP mostly setup and management solution, I currently have Froxlor running with Varnish (3) on front and have great results. Varnish in a nutshell works like this, if a cookie isn't sent, fetch page from cache, otherwise pass on to apache/nginx. I'm imagining a setup with nginx on the front varnish inbetween and php-fpm in the back so request -> nginx -> varnish -> php-fpm Good thing about nginx is that you can configure upstream servers and if one doesn't respond let a failover handle the request upstream mydomaindottld { server 127.0.0.1:6000; // varnish server 127.0.0.1:8080 backup; // php-fpm // or server unix:/var/tmp/mydomaindottld.sock; } varnish can cache to disk or RAM I have the above running on a non-froxlor custom server. With my current (froxlor and varnish) setup I have to define every site as 127.0.0.1:8080 (or other port) And my question or request or interested in doing is Varnish support in froxlor. Next question is, Froxlor on CentOS 7, is CentOS 7 supported if so how well if not are there any plans?
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dalu
Hey all,
since this is a PHP mostly setup and management solution,
I currently have Froxlor running with Varnish (3) on front and have great results.
Varnish in a nutshell works like this, if a cookie isn't sent, fetch page from cache, otherwise pass on to apache/nginx.
I'm imagining a setup with nginx on the front
varnish inbetween
and php-fpm in the back
so
request -> nginx -> varnish -> php-fpm
Good thing about nginx is that you can configure upstream servers and if one doesn't respond let a failover handle the request
varnish can cache to disk or RAM
I have the above running on a non-froxlor custom server.
With my current (froxlor and varnish) setup I have to define every site as 127.0.0.1:8080 (or other port)
And my question or request or interested in doing is Varnish support in froxlor.
Next question is, Froxlor on CentOS 7, is CentOS 7 supported if so how well if not are there any plans?
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