On 08/01/11 15:36, p...@mail.nsbeta.info wrote:
Amos Jeffries writes:
Either
1) - 4 separate squid instances, each with its own completely
independent cache? (no cache hierarchy or something like that)
or
2) - a configuration similar to [1] with frontend and backend instances?
Does anybody have experiences with either of these two configurations?
I'm just not sure, it is a popular configuration of squid with
multi-instances for reverse proxy today? Thanks.
I can't really answer about popularity. It's used by networks which see
a benefit from the scaling it provides.
Amos
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