Hi, On Fre 20.11.2009 22:26, Ryan Chan wrote:
Hello,We currently have single server, using nginx as reverse proxy in front of apache for speeding up static content. e.g. Users ==> nginx (Static files) ===> apache (optional, dynamic PHP) As the site scale out, we add 2 server for PHP, and the original web server is used to serve static contents, e.g. User ==> nginx (static) User ==> haproxy ==> nginx ==> apache \===> nginx ==> apache Is the above setup ok?
Looks ok.
The reason I still using nginx as reverse proxy is to deal with slow http client problem, e.g. http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/008496.html Any suggestions?
You should setup haproxy so that the 'slow clients' don't eat all connections to apache. Maybe some of the below options can help you http://haproxy.1wt.eu/download/1.4/doc/configuration.txt maxconn option clitcpka option forceclose option httpclose tcp-request inspect-delay timeout client timeout http-request 5. Server options maxconn minconn Hth Aleks
