As you might know, Varnish needs some tuning to cache efficiently your website.
In your case, do your cache lasts long enough to stay between 2 visits from you
?
Did you made some tuning to exclude some pages, cookies from cache ?
By default varnish use cookies as part of the hash so if each vi
I have a two websites on a server running behind varnish. One of the
websites is a Wordpress blog (with php, mysql etc..). The other is a
simple html (without php or mysql) website. Using Firefox's Yslow
add-in to check page load times, I have found that the simple html page
is served in 0.5 sec
Thanks a lot for the great Hints.
First of all, varnishtop -i TxURL hangs on my system, it shows 3-5 Entries,
then freez and uses nearly 100%cpu on one of 8. Have to kill the pid.
varnishtop with no args works.
System:
2.6.18-6-amd64 #1 SMP Mon Jun 16 22:30:01 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux
varnish:
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 01:28:36PM +0200, Kain Sascha wrote:
> /usr/local/sbin/varnishd -a :80 -b 89.250.xx.xx:80 -s malloc,15360M
You may want to supply a -w. The default is really whimpy which could
create problems during spikes of traffic. Try something like -w 400,800.
Varnishstat n_wrk_limite
Hi,
we run a big picture portal.
We used to cache our files with squid3, but now we want to try varnishd to
deliver our static files (jpg css and js).
we have 2 varnish servers, caching files from one big static server.
The static server doesnt have the fastest hdds.
The varnishd Servers have
