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To disable nginx caching when running nginx using Docker, you can modify the nginx configuration file to set the caching directives to "off" or delete the caching directives altogether.
Here is how you can do it:
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http { proxy_cache off; proxy_cache_bypass $http_upgrade; server { # Your server configuration } } |
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docker run -v /path/to/nginx.conf:/etc/nginx/nginx.conf nginx |
Replace /path/to/nginx.conf
with the path to your custom configuration file.
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docker restart <container_id> |
Replace <container_id>
with the ID of your nginx container.
By following these steps, you can disable caching when running nginx using Docker.
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Alternatively, you can also disable caching by directly passing the nginx configurations as environment variables when running the nginx Docker container. Here is an example of how you can disable caching by setting the proxy_cache variable to "off" directly in the Docker run command:
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docker run -e "NGINX_PROXY_CACHE=off" nginx |
In this command:
By setting the proxy_cache environment variable to "off", you are explicitly turning off caching in the nginx configuration.
This method offers a more concise way to disable caching without the need to create a separate configuration file, making it easier to manage the nginx caching behavior within the Docker container.