Introduction
Nginx is a Web Server platform, with the advantages:
- High performance
- Powerful concurrent processing capability
- Use less system resources
Nginx is also considered as a Reverse Proxy server
Prepare
To work with Nginx, we need to prepare:
- Server VM (virtual machine)
- Linux OS
Learn
To learn more about Nginx, please refer to the following sections.
Setup
Configuration File
First Configuration
Valid Configuration Files
Reload Configuration Files
Directives & Contexts
Handle Multiple Server
Static Content
Static File Type Handling
Partial Config Files
Dynamic Routing
Variables
Redirects and Rewrites
Try files
Logging
Reverse Proxy
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Load Balancer
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Worker
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Cache Static Content
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Compress Responses
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SSL
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