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To increase the size of `/dev/shm`, add the docker option `--shm-size`, for example `--shm-size=16g` for 16 Gigabytes.
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If $SQUID_CACHE_MEM is defined to be too large to fit in `/dev/shm`, frontier-squid will automatically reduce the size.
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If you want to avoid overriding the container's configuration environment variables which are used in `/etc/squid/customize.d/10-stdvars.awk`, there's no need to redefine `cache_mem` like the upstream documentation advises, and to set the cache type without the location and size you can use
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If you want to avoid overriding the container's configuration environment variables which are used in `/etc/squid/customize.d/10-stdvars.awk`, there's no need to redefine `cache_mem` like the upstream documentation advises, and to set the cache type with the predefined location and size you can use
Since at this point you need to pull together information from multiple sources to have a working configuration, here's an example configuration that puts it all together. If you have a machine with 8 cores and 16G of RAM you could use a configuration like this, beginning with a file '20-frontier.awk' with these contents:
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