Hi, all:
I know the pagespeed module for Apache can make the page visit
faster, so , I wonder whether there is an equivalent for Nginx?
thanks in advance!
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Best Wishes!
wangxichun
Hi, all:
I know the pagespeed module for Apache can make the page visit
faster, so , I wonder whether there is an equivalent for Nginx?
thanks in advance!
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Best Wishes!
wangxichun
If it’s a PHP web application, look into memcached
as far as I know, the memcahced is concerned about caching, and
pagespeed can process the web resources, such as combining JavaScript
files, removing comments and Quotes for HTML files.
so I think even though in PHP web application memcahed does not equal to
pagespeed.
On 08/17/2011 10:00 AM, Chris wrote:
If it’s a PHP web application, look into memcached
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wangxichun
Hi,
You can take a look into my experimental port of mod_pagespeed for nginx
:
It’s functional but very minimal for now, don’t hesitate to contribute
and
help extending it!
Cheers,
Matthieu.
Ok, thanks a lot!
On 08/17/2011 10:24 AM, Matthieu T. wrote:
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wangxichun
it’s mod_pagespeed just a bad excuse for having a shitty deployment
process? Basically you want to waste CPU and IO on run-time
optimizations that could be done during deployment?
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