Pg.3: How to configure Varnish, a reverse proxy, in front of Zope

Reverse proxy
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A reverse proxy or surrogate is a proxy server that is installed within the neighborhood of one or more servers. Typically, reverse proxies are used in front of Web servers. All connections coming from the Internet addressed to one of the Web servers are routed through the proxy server, which may either deal with the request itself or pass the request wholly or partially to the main web servers.

Pg. 2: Creating a policy product to manage site policy decisions

Policy products

Many developers prefer to create a single "policy product" (also known as a "deployment product") that orchestrates various dependencies. If you have such a product, you may want to include various dependencies directly from the policy product's configure.zcml file, with lines such as:




Policy products

Many developers prefer to create a single "policy product" (also known as a "deployment product") that orchestrates various dependencies. If you have such a product, you may want to include various dependencies directly from the policy product's configure.zcml file, with lines such as:

Martin Aspeli at

http://plone.org/documentation/tutorial/buildout/installing-a-third-party-product

Pg. 1: Using zc.buildout to orchestrate various dependencies

$ cd myproject
$ python bootstrap.py

This will create a number of directories and scripts and dowload the latest version of the zc.buildout egg. This step should be needed only once.

Martin Aspeli at http://plone.org/documentation/tutorial/buildout/tutorial-all-pages