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Is it possible to set up in house cdn?

like using squid?
or other reverse cache server?
on a bunch of vps in different countries?

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  • ofcourse, that's how it works
    and you don't need that many for most cases

  • szarkaszarka Member

    If you mean to serve content to the public, then Varnish is one good option. You could also do it with Squid, Apache, Ngnix, lots of other software. I used it successfully on pretty modest VPSes, but it's been a few years since I played with it.

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  • WickedWicked Member

    If you have enough houses

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  • ralfralf Member

    Yes

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  • @szarka said:
    If you mean to serve content to the public, then Varnish is one good option. You could also do it with Squid, Apache, Ngnix, lots of other software. I used it successfully on pretty modest VPSes, but it's been a few years since I played with it.

    i have some hands on experience with varnish. it is a very good tool. but its vcl language is always changing. i found some vcl files online, and had to use some old versions to use these vcl files. the latest version does not recognize them.

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