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Traffic Server is a fast, scalable and extensible HTTP/1.1 compliant caching proxy server. It was formerly a commercial product created by Inktomi and later aquired by Yahoo! in 2002. Yahoo! maintained the source until its open source release in August 2009.

Today Traffic Server is now a top-level project at the Apache Software Foundation.

Ostatic.com featured an overview of Traffic Server written by Yahoo!'s Cloud Computing team.

Documentation

• Administrator's Guide - Installing, configuring and administrating Traffic Server
• SDK Programmer's Guide - Developing Traffic Server plug-ins
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - A running list of your most common questions
• SquidConfigTranslation - to find equivalent configuration directives
  

  HTML Comment
  Common Configurations

• Apache Traffic Server AMIs for EC2 - Apache TrafficServer AMI for EC2
• Presentations about Traffic Server
• Plug-Ins:
  • conf_remap
  • Metalink

Download/Source/Build

• Source is available from Git: https://git-wip-us.apache.org/repos/asf/trafficserver.git
• Browse the source with ViewVC: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/trafficserver/
  See Apache's Subversion repository documentation for more information.
• Building

Development

• Tickets/Bugs
• Development Process
• Design Docs
• Projects
• RoadMap
• Releases
• Documentation
• Quality Assurance

Discussion

The following mailing lists are available:

• users@trafficserver.apache.org - administering and using TS
• dev@trafficserver.apache.org - developer discussion
• commits@trafficserver.apache.org - repository commits

To subscribe to these lists, send e-mail to list-subscribe@trafficserver.apache.org; see list documentation for more information.

Traffic Server developers are also often available on IRC; see irc.freenode.net#traffic-server.

Events

No events planned at this time.