Method to load a Node.js site using nginx per the gist below. The blog post contains a full walk-through of the configuration. The config proxies the HTTP traffic from the Node processes, directly handles static files so that Express doesn't have to do it, uses the nginx built-in caching, and turns on gzip. All this could be done in Node/Express, but is going to be more efficient to let Nginx do it.
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ReplyDeleteNice article, I just found it via Twitter.
I really like the principal, using each piece of software to it's strengths.
Just wondering if you'd considered using try_files to determine "real" files in the FS rather than statically defining them (http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpCoreModule#try_files).
Cheers
Neil
I have just came to know basic idea of that Node.JS is being Software Application Development platform but not deeply.and I try to understand your post with example
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