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Varnish Cache 6.1 was recently released and this post shows students and new users how to manually install it on Ubuntu systems…. There weren’t much added to this release…and existing 6.0 configuration settings should work with 6.1… For more about this release, please check its changelog page… If you want to install Varnish cache server […]
If you want to install Varnish cache server on Ubuntu, you can quickly fire up the terminal and run the commands sudo apt install varnish… However, doing that will not install the latest version of Varnish cache on your systems…. If you need the latest version of Varnish, you’ll have to manually compile it yourself […]
WordPress powered by Nginx, MariaDB, PHP 7.1 and Varnish on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is a recipe for speed.. Running this setup will definitely improve your website / blog performance.. When dealing with high traffic WordPress websites you may want to implement some kind of caching mechanism to speed up the sites… One of the popular […]
When dealing with high traffic WordPress websites or blogs you may want to implement some kind of caching mechanism to speed up the sites… One of the popular proxy servers that’s also a caching server is Varnish… If you want to build a fast WordPress sites with lots of web traffic, setting up Varnish as […]
If you want your websites to run fast, you may want to install Varnish to be a proxy server to Apache2… To install and configure Varnish to be a proxy server to Apache2, then the steps below is a good starting point… Varnish is an open source HTTP accelerator. It is usually configured to sit […]
Varnish is an opensource HTTP accelerator. It is usually configured to sit in front of webservers to quickly serve HTTP/HTTPS requests. Varnish can also be used as load balancer to distribute loads across multiple webservers. This brief tutorial is going to show students and new users how to install and configure Varnish with Apache2 on […]
