Is this still in progress?

[computerlyrik]

Hey there!

I'd like to join forces. I need a resource setting up proxy hosts for me.

Is your 3.0-rewrite-intention still alive? How can i help out?

[miketheman]

Hi there!

3.0 rewrite is very much the goal - I've had some slowdown in getting around to testing the centos/systemd stuff: https://github.com/miketheman/nginx/pull/384

I'm already using the Ubuntu one in a production environment - and as long as you mentally remember that it's not /var/log/nginx/ - rather /var/log/nginx-`, things are ok.

There's still some stuff that needs to be figured out - as in how many more things cannot be placed inside the sites-enabled/ file and must be in the root resource.

Also, the rewrite takes the stance of "this cookbook should not be compiling nginx for you on every target server" - rather you should build & distribute binaries (packages!) out of the scope of running servers.

[scalp42]

Piggy backing on @miketheman here, https://github.com/cubicdaiya/nginx-build is a great tool for this.

[miketheman]

@scalp42 That's cool, hadn't seen that one. I'm more like to go with fpm-cookery, and modify a recipe with my flags like so: https://github.com/bernd/fpm-recipes/blob/master/nginx/recipe.rb

The resulting package can then be stuffed in a package repo, packagecloud, etc.

[miguelaferreira]

BTW I'm using the centos/systemd features of #384 in production as well

[miketheman]

Closing this question in favor of the release tracking checklist. Thanks!

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