Hi, >> @Sebastian that's correct. I am however using this configuration and >> everything seem to be working fine for me. As always, YMMV... >> >> Is having "proxy_buffering off;" for all paths really a bad thing? I >> think you'd want that behavior, for instance, when send()'ing >> individual chunks from a _list function—you wouldn't the proxy to >> buffer those for a large query result. >> > > Having proxy_buffering on for some page would allows nginx to handle > most of the load. Without it it will not buffer connections and pass > them directlty to couchdb which is or not a problem. FYI: I have added a working configuration to the wiki page that disables proxy buffering only for "_changes" requests. Works for me!
And I have added a sample SSL config to the same page. Best Daniel
