Is all source code access via a proxy logged at the main RTC server?
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the RTC server does not know if the file is provided from the proxy cache.
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I assumed he meant caching proxy. ala squid.
the IHS reverse proxy tool is a topology isolation mechanism. It does provide useful denial of service buffer exhaustion protection, but adds elapsed time to the transaction processing.
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@Abraham You mentioned "reverse proxy w/o caching enabled" just wanted to make it clear that we donot support caching on the PROXY server (unless its SQUID proxy, i.e, used for setting up SCM caching), though we do have some users who use IHS for caching some of the images that they have used on page load. While it seems to work and provides a better page load performance - this is a IHS feature, and we have not yet published any results of the pros and cons of configuring it with RTC, so it is still an unsupported configuration.
I found an old link for IHS monitoring FAQ, just in case Thomas was referring to IHS based proxy
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/httpserv/ihsdiag/ihs_performance.html