nginx limit request to location based on sent bytes
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I have a location with static files, served when manifest file changed, so I want to count number of bytes_sent from this location and if rate of number is higher than N, to answer 304 for the manifest file (in case of 'if-none-match' header is present), so it would reduce spikes when application updated, making clients to update slower (we have about 1k/s request ratio for manifest updates).
I checked rate_limit, but it seems can't limit by bytes_sent and also it's "measure" and "block" parts are in the same directive, so I can't block access to manifest location based on static files sent. Also I not sure if it is a good way to rewrite 40x error to 304 using named location.
I checked the lua scripting, it looks promisable, but I not found a good way to run the script worker permanently and reduce bytes in limit bucket each second.
What other direction you would suggest to solve the problem ?
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I have a location with static files, served when manifest file changed, so I want to count number of bytes_sent from this location and if rate of number is higher than N, to answer 304 for the manifest file (in case of 'if-none-match' header is present), so it would reduce spikes when application updated, making clients to update slower (we have about 1k/s request ratio for manifest updates).
I checked rate_limit, but it seems can't limit by bytes_sent and also it's "measure" and "block" parts are in the same directive, so I can't block access to manifest location based on static files sent. Also I not sure if it is a good way to rewrite 40x error to 304 using named location.
I checked the lua scripting, it looks promisable, but I not found a good way to run the script worker permanently and reduce bytes in limit bucket each second.
What other direction you would suggest to solve the problem ?
nginx
asked Sep 27 at 14:23
zb'
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I have a location with static files, served when manifest file changed, so I want to count number of bytes_sent from this location and if rate of number is higher than N, to answer 304 for the manifest file (in case of 'if-none-match' header is present), so it would reduce spikes when application updated, making clients to update slower (we have about 1k/s request ratio for manifest updates).
I checked rate_limit, but it seems can't limit by bytes_sent and also it's "measure" and "block" parts are in the same directive, so I can't block access to manifest location based on static files sent. Also I not sure if it is a good way to rewrite 40x error to 304 using named location.
I checked the lua scripting, it looks promisable, but I not found a good way to run the script worker permanently and reduce bytes in limit bucket each second.
What other direction you would suggest to solve the problem ?
nginx
asked Sep 27 at 14:23
zb'
14619
I have a location with static files, served when manifest file changed, so I want to count number of bytes_sent from this location and if rate of number is higher than N, to answer 304 for the manifest file (in case of 'if-none-match' header is present), so it would reduce spikes when application updated, making clients to update slower (we have about 1k/s request ratio for manifest updates).
I checked rate_limit, but it seems can't limit by bytes_sent and also it's "measure" and "block" parts are in the same directive, so I can't block access to manifest location based on static files sent. Also I not sure if it is a good way to rewrite 40x error to 304 using named location.
I checked the lua scripting, it looks promisable, but I not found a good way to run the script worker permanently and reduce bytes in limit bucket each second.
What other direction you would suggest to solve the problem ?
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