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Can you tell me if this works with authcache or is it a replacement for it?
I think esi replaces the personalized aspects of a page that autcache can then cache for an authenticated user.
is this assumption correct?
thanks!
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SocialNicheGuru CreditAttribution: SocialNicheGuru commentedadding tags
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igor.ro CreditAttribution: igor.ro commentedyou are right
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SocialNicheGuru CreditAttribution: SocialNicheGuru commenteddo i use either esi or authcache?
does it make sense to use both?
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SocialNicheGuru CreditAttribution: SocialNicheGuru commenteddo i use either esi or authcache?
does it make sense to use both?
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igor.ro CreditAttribution: igor.ro commentedthere is no sense to use both.
ESI is more complex way, because you have to install varnish as reverse proxy, config VCL.
But Varnish is better for highload.
Authcache easy to config and debug side-effects.
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Shyamala CreditAttribution: Shyamala commented@SocialNicheGuru, did you get an answer for
I have the same question...
Comment #7
igor.ro CreditAttribution: igor.ro commentedhttp://drupal.org/node/1939742#comment-7250734
yes it is
Comment #8
Shyamala CreditAttribution: Shyamala commentedDo you mean that authcache works with ESI module? Our requirement is configure varnish for authenticated user and then use ESI, any recommended steps?
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igor.ro CreditAttribution: igor.ro commentedno. ESI + varnish is other way to have the same functionality that authcache provide.
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igor.ro CreditAttribution: igor.ro commentedOur requirement is configure varnish for authenticated user and then use ESI, any recommended steps?
ESI module does not provide varnish config. If you use Drupal 6 you can check easy authcache 2.x-dev module that can generate varnish config.
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SocialNicheGuru CreditAttribution: SocialNicheGuru commentedI want to also cache authenticated user data
I can use ESI and just setup varnish
do I need the varnish module (http://drupal.org/project/varnish)?
Comment #12
igor.ro CreditAttribution: igor.ro commentedCheck dependences. I think no
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manarth CreditAttribution: manarth commentedYou don't need the varnish module…but if you're running a high-traffic site, the varnish module can help by sending 'clear cache' instructions to varnish when content changes. The expire module can also help, by improving the granularity of the 'clear cache' instructions, for example, so that it clears the cache of just a specific node page.