Hello everyone. Still working with Cherokee in our environment. Until Cherokee has reverse proxy supporting the caching of files, our Cherokee use is less functional than we would like.
As such, was thinking about doing the following to utilize the IOCache of Cherokee: 1. Map a network share from Ubuntu (via Samba) to Windows server which runs our website. 2. Create a new website profile in Cherokee to handle the images.website.com 3. Enable IOCache for the JPG, GIF and PNG files. Is anyone doing this or similar thing with Cherokee currently? We are running a Gbit link between the Cherokee box and the webserver, so I expect things to be somewhat slower than in the same machine, but once cached by Cherokee, it should fly. Basically want to get the load off of Windows, use the speed and ever increasing features of Cherokee to serve such and utilize caching of Cherokee so we aren't obliterating the drives all day getting the same files from disk over and over. Is this a an alright idea? Anyone doing anything remotely similar? Thanks! -Paul _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://lists.octality.com/listinfo/cherokee
