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Jeff Kaufman edited this page Jan 10, 2017
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For the most part ngx_pagespeed and mod_pagespeed run the same optimization flow, but there are some differences in how they hook into PSOL and what works where:
Nginx is event loop based and so uses ProxyFetch to start asynchronous optimization. Apache is blocking and so can call into PSOL directly.
In Apache if two Directory blocks match an incoming request the options from both are merged and apply, while in nginx only one will apply and priority is complicated.
Apache has an ABI so we can ship binary packages. Nginx only recently added support for loadable modules at all, and a binary module only works with the specific point release version of Nginx it was compiled for. We do ship a pre-compiled binary of PSOL for ngx_pagespeed to use, but the integration between nginx and PSOl (the contents of the ngx_pagespeed repo) still needs to be built from source.