pros and cons to serve compressed sitemaps from flask or nginx (wish to save space on disk)
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I am have two apis serving sitemaps from flask, one for xml and one for compressed xml.gz.
I have also nginx compression enabled, and I got a problem to validate compressed gz maps, for they get compressed two times.
I would like to save space on disk (it is about 10x!), and so only to keep compressed files on the server.
What are pros and cons to serve compressed files from flask or from nginx ?
Or is it advised to keep both, and tell nginx not to compressed maps with extentions .gz ?
nginx flask sitemap
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I am have two apis serving sitemaps from flask, one for xml and one for compressed xml.gz.
I have also nginx compression enabled, and I got a problem to validate compressed gz maps, for they get compressed two times.
I would like to save space on disk (it is about 10x!), and so only to keep compressed files on the server.
What are pros and cons to serve compressed files from flask or from nginx ?
Or is it advised to keep both, and tell nginx not to compressed maps with extentions .gz ?
nginx flask sitemap
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I am have two apis serving sitemaps from flask, one for xml and one for compressed xml.gz.
I have also nginx compression enabled, and I got a problem to validate compressed gz maps, for they get compressed two times.
I would like to save space on disk (it is about 10x!), and so only to keep compressed files on the server.
What are pros and cons to serve compressed files from flask or from nginx ?
Or is it advised to keep both, and tell nginx not to compressed maps with extentions .gz ?
nginx flask sitemap
I am have two apis serving sitemaps from flask, one for xml and one for compressed xml.gz.
I have also nginx compression enabled, and I got a problem to validate compressed gz maps, for they get compressed two times.
I would like to save space on disk (it is about 10x!), and so only to keep compressed files on the server.
What are pros and cons to serve compressed files from flask or from nginx ?
Or is it advised to keep both, and tell nginx not to compressed maps with extentions .gz ?
nginx flask sitemap
nginx flask sitemap
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