Note
Recently Apache changed all of its' project's wiki permissions to reduce the amount of spam it was receiving. Now, to edit the wiki, your account needs specific permission. Once you create an account, please email users@trafficserver.apache.org stating that you want access to edit the wiki, your confluence wiki username and if you are a committer or not.
Overview
Traffic Server is a fast, scalable and extensible HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 compliant caching proxy server. It was formerly a commercial product created by Inktomi and later acquired 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.
Documentation
- Administrator's Guide - Installing, configuring and administrating Traffic Server
- Plugin Development - Developing Traffic Server plug-ins
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - A running list of your most common questions
- SquidConfigTranslation - to find equivalent configuration directives
INLINE
- Common Configurations
- Presentations about Traffic Server
- Plug-Ins:
Download/Source/Build
- Source is available from https://github.com/apache/trafficserver
- Building
Development
- Contributing
- 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 The ASF Slack; see #traffic-server channel.
Events
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