I'm doing some work for a rather large website (www.livejournal.com) and
we're using a DB to store some image files. They're stored as blob files,
but will always have the same tyep URL http://www.livejournal.com/userpic/3837
Basically this is causing a bottleneck on the database server. It's making
a lot more requests than is necessary on the already overworked DB
server. So what I want to do is put a squid box in front of the DB to
cache the images as they are requested and reduce some load on the DB server...
client request -> squid proxy/cache -> DB server
Is that possible? This should obviously be transparent to the client. Can
someone point me in the right direction of some config options?
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