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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Varnish and Ghost blogging software
So there is a new shiny blogging platform out called Ghost. Looks pretty good to me. If you want to run it behind Varnish, you’ll soon notice it has the usual problem of setting session cookies everywhere leading to 0% … Continue reading
Testing VMODs with Travis (travis-ci.org)
Travis CI is a service where open source software can run tests automatically on commits. It hooks into github in a silky smooth way. If you’re developing a Varnish module (VMOD), you probably have started out with our libvmod-example package. … Continue reading
