Hi, Does it make sense to serve static files using nginx? Something like: location ~ ^/assets/(?<asset_path>.+)$ { expires 1M; add_header Cache-Control "max-age=2629746, public"; } location ~ ^/user_avatar/(?<user_avatar_path>.+)$ { expires 1M; add_header Cache-Control…

I guess you didn’t follow How to install Discourse in production ?

@pfaffman I am using your guide to almost the fullest extent. Except for the part concerning nginx my app.yml # - "templates/web.ssl.template.yml" # - "templates/web.letsencrypt.ssl.template.yml" # - "80:80" # http # - "443:443" # https Can i use your discourse/config/nginx.sample…

I don’t think that there is any reaon to have the external NGINX serve those files directly. I think that you can, but it’ll be hard to configure, hard to maintain, and provide virtually no benefit. If you thought that it would make things faster, why would you use a reverse proxy at all?

@pfaffman I am using it this way because there are other sites running on this server, not just discourse.

Nginx pour servir des fichiers statiques ?

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pfaffman (Jay Pfaffman) Août 22, 2021, 1:15 2

Je suppose que tu n’as pas suivi Comment installer Discourse en production ?

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Nginx pour servir des fichiers statiques ?

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