Hi,

Its Niels from the purge project, which makes it really easy to invalidate caches reverse proxies and CDN's.

I recently had a user request cache invalidation support for NGINX in issue https://www.drupal.org/node/2820686. This lead me to your project as this seems to be the only actual Drupal module with knowledge of NGINX and how to PURGE in it. It would make a lot of sense to create a (relatively tiny) port of your current code, based on a purger plugin to the purge project. All it takes is translating the current D7 HTTP calls and shipping with documentation that helps users to clear caches on NGINX.

If I had any more time myself I'd build it,

But I'm sure there's others interested in this too!

Niels

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zyxware commented
Version: 7.x-1.0-beta1 » 8.x-1.x-dev

D8 version is in progress. We will consider this request.

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ajishpjose commented

Hi nielsvm,

we are working in the D8 version of the module. Once we complete the testing we will integrate PURGE request method to clear the cache of node or url.

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Hey @ajishpjose & @zyxware just wanted to check in to see how the D8 version is coming. How sound is the git version of the code?

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renguer0 commented

Hi there. I'm using Radis in Nginx with ngx_cache_purge module enabled, do you think that can I manage this purge from Drupal here in 2020?

I saw a few options and I really don't know if some of them works.

Thanks for your time.