You cannot do that with varnish, or with anything else :) Traian From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ronny Östman Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 8:35 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Using varnish to cache remote content
Hello! This might be a stupid question since I've searched alot and haven't really found the answer.. Anyway, I have a varnish set up caching requests to my backend the way I want it to and it works great for all content that my backend provides. The problem I am having is caching content from remote sources.. I'm not sure if this is really possible since the request may not go through varnish.. i guess? To further illustrate my question, here's an example of how it might look: GET mydomain.com - Domain: mydomain.com GET main.css - Domain: mydomain.com GET hello.jpg - Domain: static.mydomain.com GET anypicture.png - Domain: flickr.com GET foo.js - Domain: foo.com In this example, is it possible to have my varnish cache those "remote" requests as well? I can set up backends for those remote domains and force varnish to use them instead of my own backend but I can't seem to find a way to have varnish do this "dynamically". The requests doesnt seem to go through my varnish according to varnishlog and this makes it hard to set backend depending on host. Am I trying to accomplish something impossible here? Thanks! Regards, Ronny
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