Hi,
I’m configing a http(pseudo)-stream server for flv media files. As a
newcomer to Nginx, I’m wondering what is the special configuration
should I care about on performance/throughput etc. The following is my
current config which is straightforward:
# My Stream media(flv) server
server {
listen 80;
server_name vd.my.domain;
default_type application/octet-stream;
sendfile on;
root /path/to/flv/files/
location ~* \.flv$ {
flv;
}
}
I fount some points in this post
“nginx slow at
streaming flv”, but it’s seemed a bit old and some directives not
available in the latest nginx version . Any suggestion ?
Especially, according to the post mentioned above, should I turn off the
sendfile ? shoud it be better to using directio and
read_ahead ? or should I put another Nginx instance in front of
this one to proxy it to use the proxy cache ability of nginx? I know
the best way is to test by myself, but a right direction guide will help
me a lot.
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