Optimizing servers - nginx speedup & optimization guide
nginx is a small and fast webserver which generally outperforms most of the alternatives out of the box, however there is always room for improvement. In addition to operating as a web-server nginx can also be used as reverse HTTP proxy, forwarding requests it recieves to different back-end servers. Optimizing nginx webserver. Optimizing nginx reverse proxy. General Tuning nginx uses a fixed numbe
Tuning TCP and NGINX on EC2
Chartbeat measures and monetizes attention on the web. They were experiencing slow load times and TCP retransmissions due to default system settings. Tuning various TCP, NGINX and EC2 ELB settings like increasing buffers, disabling Nagle's algorithm, and enabling HTTP keep-alive resolved the issues and improved performance. These included tuning settings like net.ipv4.tcp_max_syn_backlog, net.core
Tuning NGINX for Performance
NGINX is well known as a high‑performance load balancer, cache, and web server, powering over 40% of the busiest websites in the world. For most use cases, default NGINX and Linux settings work well, but achieving optimal performance sometimes requires a bit of tuning. This blog post discusses some of the NGINX and Linux settings to consider when tuning a system. You can tune almost any setting, b
Part 1: Lessons learned tuning TCP and Nginx in EC2 « Chartbeat Engineering Blog
Part 1: Lessons learned tuning TCP and Nginx in EC2 January 2nd, 2014 by Justin Our average traffic at Chartbeat has grown about 33% over the last year and depending on news events, we can see our traffic jump 33% or more in a single day. Recently we’ve begun investigating ways we can improve performance for handling this traffic through our systems. We set out and collected additional metrics f
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