Should I go with varnish instead of nginx?

I really like nginx.

But lately, I found that varnish gives you the opportunity to implement an intelligent caching level of a proxy server (with URL cleaning). I have a mongrels cluster, which is quite resource intensive, so if this caching layer can remove some of the mongrels load, this can be great.

I did not find a way to implement the caching layer (for application pages, static content, of course, can be hidden), the same with nginx ..

Should I use Varnish instead? What would you recommend?

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