too much requests for varnish?
Daniel Bruessler
mail at danielbruessler.de
Thu Nov 19 18:47:08 CET 2009
Hello,
I solved the problem now with changing the cookie-handling. Normally we
don't use cookies an the site, just a small partner-application does use
them. So we just had a little number of that kind of requests.
=> Now I don't use pipe anymore, I just set the obj.ttl for the objects
I want to cache. So now the cookies have the time 0s, and default time
is 600 seconds.
=> So now all web-pages have their varnish-header-information :-)
Cheers!
Daniel
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> Only 1% is missing ? I'd be very happy with that. :)
> On a serious note; my guess is that that 1% has something do do with
> cookies.
>
> Regards,
> Martin Boer
>
> Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
>> In message <4B0411ED.5020409 at danielbruessler.de>, Daniel Bruessler
>> writes:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> we're using varnish for a newspaper-portal and see in the logfile that
>>> about 1% of the requests are NOT done by varnish. That requests don't
>>> get the special varnish-http-header like the "Age:" info.
>>>
>>
>> Check if these requests are processed by "pipe" or "pass".
>>
>> Pay particular attention to "pipe" as all subsequent requests on
>> the same TCP connection gets routed directly to the backend.
>>
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