Le Lundi 22 Février 2010 14:31:51, Gerrit Berkouwer a écrit : > 2010/2/22 Amos Jeffries <squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > > Gerrit Berkouwer wrote: > >> Hello everyone, > >> > >> we want to use Squid-3.1 with ecap support to enable the external gzip > >> module on our high performance/high availability website. > >> We want to use GZIP because we think this will improve performance for > >> our end-users, following the 'high-performance website' rules of Steve > >> Souders of Google, gzipping content being one of those rules. > >> > >> Are there any users on this list that use GZIP with Squid for this > >> reason? If so, how do you manage this? With the Squid-ecap-gzip module > >> at http://code.google.com/p/squid-ecap-gzip/? > >> > >> Any thoughts on using GZIP and Squid for high performance high > >> availability websites? is GZIP worthwhile with todays broadband > >> connections of clients? > > > > I believe the benefits of compression come when pre-zipping content on > > the web server. As in: two static versions of every file stored. > > Can this be done with Apache? So let Apache do the GZIP and serve > Squid this gzipped file? Without the eCAP module? > > > There seem to be several people using the gzip eCAP module. One has > > reported that it slows traffic down in their high-speed setup. As can > > kind of be expected when adding extra processing mid-transit. > > So test well before deploying. > > Any suggestions how to test this reliably? > > Thank you! > Gerrit > > > Amos > > -- > > Please be using > > Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE7 or 3.0.STABLE24 > > Current Beta Squid 3.1.0.16 of course my friend, gpl software has no limits :) http://perl.apache.org/docs/tutorials/client/compression/compression.html
