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Varnish is pretty awesome, but gets complicated when you have user-specific content. You can use things like edge-side includes and such, but it becomes more th
by j7 13y ago
Varnish is pretty awesome, but gets complicated when you have user-specific content. You can use things like edge-side includes and such, but it becomes more than plug and play at that point.
- spooneybarger 13y agoto make sure I understand, you meant it becomes more plug and play when you use ESI?
- IbJacked 13y agoI believe he is saying it becomes less plug and play. By saying "it becomes more than plug and play at that point," he means it becomes more effort than plug and play. That's my read on it, anyway. It always gets dicey interpreting the intent of others :)
- j7 13y agoCorrect, it "becomes more complicated" is what I meant.
- spooneybarger 13y agoah yes, that makes sense. thanks.
- robmil 13y agoFor a lot of sites, either using ESIs or including dynamic content via AJAX is a fairly simple solution that still leaves you with the benefits of caching.
- megaman821 13y agoFor light page customizability like Hello Username. I will include the username in a browser cookie and use some JavaScript to insert it into the page. This way I can still use Varnish to serve most pages.
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