In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Audun Ytterdal writes:
>Here is a thought.
>
>We like varnish, we like munin, we like statistics...
>
>Right now it's hard to get information about which backend get what kind
>of traffic, how much of your traffic is hindered by cookies and so forth
> if (!req.url ~ "^\/tabkonk/" && !req.url ~ "^\/live\/") {
> inc varcount.tabkonkcookieremove;
You can actually simulate this already, by enabling the vcl_trace
parameter and run
varnishlog -i vcl_trace
and see where things go in the VCL code.
Doing dynamic counters is probably not a bad idea, but realistically
you would only be able to read them through the CLI, unless we predefine
a fixed number of "vcl_counters".
Anyway, this should be added to the "post 2.0 ideas" page on the wiki.
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