Which static file cache extensions to use?

[Steffen Müller-4]

Hi.

There seems to be two extensions for static file cache in TER:

- fl_staticfilecache
- nc_staticfilecache

Which one do you suggest to use?

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[Pim Broens - Redkiwi]

Hi Steffen,

>
> There seems to be two extensions for static file cache in TER:
>
> - fl_staticfilecache
> - nc_staticfilecache
>
> Which one do you suggest to use?
>


Nc_staticfilecache is based on fl_staticfilecache. So pretty much the
same functionality. Have had some experience with nc_staticfilecache
(not much though) but it works realatively easy.

Kind regards,
 
Pim Broens

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[Chris Müller-2]

Hi Steffen,

I am using nc_staticfilecache since two years. The website is running on
a small virtual server and the extension boosted the performance of the
website very much.

But you have to mind, that there is no user_int or something on the
pages you want to cache. If there is one extension that use an user_int
on every page, the static file cache has no effect (e.g. https_enforcer).

Chris.

Steffen Müller schrieb:
> Hi.
>
> There seems to be two extensions for static file cache in TER:
>
> - fl_staticfilecache
> - nc_staticfilecache
>
> Which one do you suggest to use?
>
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[Steffen Müller-4]

Hi,

thank you Pim and Chris!

nc_staticfilecache works excellent.

On 06.11.2009 08:48 Chris Müller wrote:
>
> But you have to mind, that there is no user_int or something on the
> pages you want to cache. If there is one extension that use an user_int
> on every page, the static file cache has no effect (e.g. https_enforcer).
>

yes, I noticed that. I tried to use coa_go extension to integrate my
_int objects via ajax. I had no success yet but this is going to be
another thread here in the mailing list.

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[Bartosz Aninowski-4]

> yes, I noticed that. I tried to use coa_go extension to integrate my
> _int objects via ajax. I had no success yet but this is going to be
> another thread here in the mailing list.

Check also our extension evo_nginx_boost
http://techblog.evo.pl/en/evo_nginx_boost-extension/
You can user user, user_int, ajax, memcache for guest and logged user etc


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