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So we don't have a formal way to disable caching, but you can set PROXY_CACHE_MAX_SIZE = "0" which will functionally stop requests from being served from the cache.
I just tested it locally and I did see that no cache files were created. However, some NGINX variables like $upstream_cache_status will still show HIT for keys that are repeatedly requested.
The correct way to do this is to set proxy_cache off; In this file
I have a legacy system, which I have to connect to S3. Caching works on that system. Have to disable cache on nginx s3 gateway?
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