Il 04/04/13 11:34, Francis Daly ha scritto:
On Thu, Apr 04, 2013 at 09:01:17AM +0200, Davide D'Amico wrote:
Hi there,
Is it better to use (in terms of performances, reliability, load on the
reverse proxy) the rewrite rules on the nginx reverse proxy, or use the
rewrite rules on the apache22 backend?
Completely untested, but it seems that "the earliest place you can do it"
is the right place to do it, at least for a straightforward mechanical
transformation like this.
So I'd say "on nginx".
When you are doing the load-testing, you might want to consider comparing:
* rewrite ^/old /new permanent;
* location = /old { return 301 /new; }
* map new $uri { default 0; /old /new; }
if ($new) { return 301 /new; }
(Confirm the syntax before testing; these are just some alternative
suggestions.)
I suspect that the suggestions are increasingly more efficient -- but
you presumably have the interest to find out for sure, on your hardware
and with your expected loads.
Thank you Francis, but I cannot "group" all the rewrite I have so I am
starting using all these rewrites on backends (where I have rewritemaps,
too) and later I'll test them on nginx.
d.
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