Question

I am planning to setup an YAWS webserver as a HTTP proxy server . I am basically trying to achieve a high throughput HTTP proxy server which should be able to take webscale load.

The requirement is to be able to redirect certain URI's to our company's enterprise portal.

Has anybody used this setup in production ? Does anybody know of any issues with the slated requirements?

Thanks in advance!

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Solution

Yaws reverse proxy stuff is pretty experimental, I wouldn't use it if that's all you need from it. Rather, I'd look at Varnish or even Squid.

OTHER TIPS

YAWS is a fine application server but not more, to serve static files or for proxying it's far from ideal. We use haproxy and lighttpd in front of Yaws for better performance.

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