ESI in Squid hasn't had investment done to it for neigh on twenty years now. Not a bad run 🙂. I have no idea if there are users out there... Certainly no one has reached out to me about it for many years.
I think newer models of edge compute like WASM and ICAP are generally better: narrower interfaces that unlock huge potential.
The implementation in Squid should be savable if folk are interested - I don't remember it being all that bad - but I certainly don't have time to offer to do that.
HTH,
Rob
On Fri, 24 Feb 2023 at 23:50, Alex Rousskov <rousskov@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,
ESI support in Squid has been a significant source of problems for
many years. One of the biggest problems is affecting a lot of code that
has nothing to do with the ESI module! I see no signs of a significant
ESI user base, but some users may still exist. Before proposing to
remove ESI support from Squid, I would like to better estimate the
negative impact of that removal on existing Squid installations.
If your Squid installation uses ESI features, please respond (in private
if necessary). How would ESI removal affect your Squids? Would you be
willing and able to rewrite the ESI module integration with Squid
primary APIs (or hire a developer capable of such a serious project)?
Thank you,
Alex.
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