[Zope] Question: Virtual Site Hosting on Zope

[sean.upton@uniontrib.com]

Consider using Squid as an http accelerator, a Squid redirector (internally
rewrites URLs prior to proxy; I use pyredir - it is written in Python, and
is easy to modify), and a virtual host monster.  Squid can load balance
multiple back-end web servers (well, round-robin), which makes this an
especially useful setup if you ever see youself using ZEO.  This setup
bypasses the need for using Apache to interface with Zope, and Apache
running on a different port can be proxied to as well by squid, based upon
how you have set up your redirector rules.

Sean

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Murphy [mailto:mike@flipper.eskimo.net]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 10:17 AM
To: zope@zope.org
Subject: [Zope] Question: Virtual Site Hosting on Zope


I know this will be an easy question for this mailing list...   Is there 
generally considered to be a 'best way' of doing Virtual  Site Hosting 
on Zope?  I have skimmed some HOWTOs on www.zope.org, but I am afraid 
the material may be a bit dated and a 'better way' may be generally 
known.  Any help would be appreciated!

Mike


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