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How Omegaproxy uses a caching proxy
How Omegaproxy uses a caching proxy
2025-06-20 09:59
1. Overview
Caching proxy function: cost reduction and efficiency improvement, fast response
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Reduce the pressure on the target server: The system automatically caches successful request results. For the same request, the cache is preferentially called to avoid repeated access to the target site.
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Same-day request reuse: If the new request is the same as the request that has been processed on the same day, the cached data will be directly returned, and the response speed will be significantly improved.
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Cost optimization: Enable caching to enjoy resource usage fee discounts (see the service agreement for details).
2. Steps
2.1 window
Step 1. Go to the official websiteto Download certificate .
Step 2. Right - click the file and select "Install Certificate".
Step 3 In the import wizard, select "current user" and click "Next".
Step 4 Select "Place all certificates in the following store" and click "Browse".
Step 5 Select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" → OK → Next.
Step 6 Click "Finish". If there is a security prompt window, click "Yes".
2.2 Linux
Step 1 Download certificate to a location you know.
Step 2 Open the end point and execute the following command
sudo mv ./omegaproxy.crt /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/
sudo update-ca-certificates2.3 Mac
Step 1 Make sure you have downloaded the certificate and stored it properly. Download certificate
Step 2 Open " Keychain Access " ( in Applications > Utilities ).
Step 3 Select "System" in the upper left corner, and the category is "Certificate".
Step 4. Drag the certificate or click "File > Import Project" to import.
Step 5 Double - click the certificate, set it to "Always Trust", and then close the window.
Step 6 The system prompts you to enter your password to confirm the change.
Step 7 Open the browser to access the certificate service and verify whether it is successful.
