Just a heads up.. ngx_pagespeed is a work in progress. As in, the skeleton is there and there is a filter or two running as a proof of concept, but there is still a lot of work to be done. Contributions would be most welcome.. :)
This looks pretty cool. For what it's worth - I did give Google's Pagespeed service a shot a month or so ago and ran from it like the wind. It's just that web pages seem to be extremely complex beasts and it's really hard to find a one-size-fits-all solution.<p>I want my scripts cached a certain way for a certain thing and my deployment systems do take care of all that. Given that situation - the only thing pagespeed was adding for me was serving pages through google's CDN. However, the upstream connection from google to my server was pretty poor and for most cases it ended up ADDING latency! :(<p>So for now, I'll give automated 'page-speed' tools a pass and simply try and do each step that Y!Slow suggests manually.
I was just wondering if nginx would have something similar to the apache module. Glad to see this here. Unfortunately I don't have the skills to help, but if there is another way to support this, please, let me know!