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With the release of NGINX 1.27.4, discover a lesser-known project that optimizes load time and resource usage for configurations with multiple SSL contexts.

Join our new forum to make the most of NGINX! Come chat, share tips, and get help from fellow users.

All NGINX documentation is now officially open sourced on GitHub. Discover how you can get involved and join us in the repository!

Check out our new YouTube series where OSS Technologist Dave McAllister hosts casual chats about NGINX, F5, and open source software.

Enhance your NGINX setup with our DNS service discovery feature, now open sourced for dynamic DNS resolution.

In this beginner-friendly guide, discover the essentials of routing traffic to your Kubernetes cluster using NGINX Gateway Fabric.

Learn to trace Kubernetes ingress traffic with NGINX Gateway Fabric. This example includes setup, configuration, and traffic analysis to improve app diagnostics and performance.

In Part 2 of our OSPOs for Good series, learn actionable steps for driving global collaboration and innovation while supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

OSPOs are driving digital transformation. In Part 1 of our OSPOs for Good series, discover open source’s potential impact on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

NGINX is twenty! This journey has been fueled by innovation and community support. Join us as we celebrate key milestones and reflect on NGINX’s evolution.

The NGINX Open Source project has officially moved from Mercurial to GitHub. Join us in the new repository!

Reload objects at runtime and manage key-value pairs by using the js_preload_object directive with NGINX Gateway Fabric, our implementation of the Gateway API.

NGINX content has a new home. Discover where you can get the latest news, tutorials, and insights from NGINX engineers and community members.

If you use the prebuilt NGINX Open Source binaries from nginx.org, or are an NGINX Plus user, you need to update the PGP key for your software now.

Learn about the first major release of NGINX Gateway Fabric, our Kubernetes Gateway API implementation built on the NGINX data plane, and how it enables extensibility, reduces complexity, and more.

Learn why we use NGINX JavaScript in our Kubernetes Gateway API implementation for HTTP request matching to solve challenges when routing rules become too complex for Go templates.

The Gateway API is an evolution of the Ingress resource that reimagines how connectivity is handled in Kubernetes. We discuss why we chose creating a new implementation, NGINX Gateway Fabric, rather than adding Gateway API specifications to NGINX Ingress Controller.

The Gateway API provides a better alternative to the Kubernetes Ingress resource. We discuss reasons to try it and introduce NGINX Gateway Fabric, an open source tool that enables you to use the Gateway API with NGINX as a data plane.