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Learn more about TeamsI'm looking to assert whether, in the case of httpd used as a reverse proxy (mod_proxy_http & ProxyPass) and with a POST request (not chunked), if httpd buffers (memory and/or disk) complete request (POST payload included) BEFORE initiating/starting to send datathe request to the origin/backend server.
If you don't have the answer, would you recommend an approach to verify this assumption?
I'm looking to assert whether, in the case of httpd used as a reverse proxy (mod_proxy_http & ProxyPass) and with a POST request (not chunked), if httpd buffers (memory and/or disk) complete request (POST payload included) BEFORE initiating/starting to send data to the origin/backend server.
If you don't have the answer, would you recommend an approach to verify this assumption?
I'm looking to assert whether, in the case of httpd used as a reverse proxy (mod_proxy_http & ProxyPass) and with a POST request (not chunked), if httpd buffers (memory and/or disk) complete request (POST payload included) BEFORE initiating/starting to send the request to the origin/backend server.
If you don't have the answer, would you recommend an approach to verify this assumption?
I'm looking to assert whether, in the case of httpd used as a reverse proxy (mod_proxy_http & ProxyPass) and with a POST request (not chunked), if httpd buffers (memory and/or disk) complete request (POST payload included) BEFORE initiating/starting to send data to the origin/backend server.
If you don't have the answer, would you recommend an approach to verify this assumption?
