Cache Issue

[MRatWork]

Yes, but better enable mod_deflat via enable pagespeed. Because, you can disable pagespeed for certain domains via 'web features' options in panel.

[LotsOfQ]

I've been having so much issues with caching using nginxproxy. Hiawathaproxy was working fine but it was slower than nginxproxy when ran tests at pingdom. I wanted to get nginxproxy to cache properly so bad.

Anyway so out of frustration I wanted to try other options. I switched back and forward and the site no longer connect. So I switched to just Apache. And it's back online again.

I was curious to see cache working properly with just Apache 2.4 and to my surprised it was working great. I ended up testing at pingdom again and it even faster than Hiawathaproxy.

It's not making sense to me. I always thought that Nginx and Hiawatha are faster. 

I did however set Apache optimize to 'High'.

Should I keep this setting since it's working great right now? Will I run into any troubles down the road vs Nginxproxy vs Hiawathaproxy?

Edit to Add: So Nginxproxy is the fastest but get a lot caching issue. Then Apache next fastest. I wish Nginxproxy caching issue is solved then it will be super fast.