Re: Could polygraph give us the hit ratio of inverse proxy !
Dmitry Kurochkin <dmitry.kurochkin-LbpN3Auhdh+Rtz+nHKFJDvXmoG9oyoYx@public.gmane.org> Fri, 25 Nov 2011 06:42:53 +0400
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Hello.
Polygraph should be able to calculate hit ratio for reverse proxies.
Some things that may be worth checking:
* Verify that Polygraph generates cachable contents. There should be
non-zero offered hit ratio. You can check this in polygraph-lx(1)
output or HTML report generated by polygraph-reporter(1).
* Verify nginx configuration. Does it say that there were cache hits in
logs? You may want to check that caching works by making few requests
with curl(1).
* Another easy way to check if there were any hits is to compare the
number of replies on Polygraph server and client side. You can do
this by running polygraph-lx(1) tool on client and server logs:
$ polygraph-lx --objects rep.rptm.count log-file
If the numbers from server and client logs are about equal, that would
means there were no hits.
Regards,
Dmitry
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