Vagrant and chef files for configuring squid as a caching proxy.
I modified the original recipe so it can cache large static files (.deb, .gz, ...) by default and the cache size is big enough.
It can be started locally in a vagrant box (basic authentication is enabled):
$ vagrant up
Proxy address: http://squid:[email protected]:3128
To check cache usage:
$ vagrant ssh
$ sudo tail -f /var/log/squid3/access.log
Original README:
The default recipe installs squid and sets up simple proxy caching.
As of now, the options you may change are the port (node['squid']['port']) and the network the caching proxy is available on the subnet from node.ipaddress (ie. "192.168.1.0/24") but may be overridden with node['squid']['network'].
The size of objects allowed to be stored has been bumped up to allow for caching of installation files.
Include the squid recipe on the server. Other nodes may search for this node as their caching proxy and use the node.ipaddress and node['squid']['port'] to point at it.
Databags are able to be used for storing host & url acls and also which hosts/nets are able to access which hosts/url
{ "urls": [ "^https://api.yubico.com/wsapi/2.0/verify" ], "id": "yubikey" }
{ "type": "src", "id": "bastion", "net": [ "192.168.0.2/32" ] }
{ "id": "bastion", "acl": [ [ "yubikey", "allow" ], [ "all", "deny" ] ] }
Author:: Matt Ray ([email protected]) Author:: Sean OMeara ([email protected])
Copyright 2012 Opscode, Inc.
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