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Discover how configuring HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) in NGINX and NGINX Plus prevents HTTP hijacking attacks
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Explore how different cache configurations (with writes mirrored, striped, or split between two independent caches) affect cache-write throughput in NGINX.
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Learn how two NGINX caching strategies, cache lock and cache slice, optimize the efficiency and effectiveness of byte-range caching.
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Learn how to use the logging facility in NGINX and NGINX Plus for application performance monitoring (APM)
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Learn how microcaching (short-term caching of dynamic content) can improve performance on a website powered by WordPress or similar applications.
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Learn how to deploy NGINX and NGINX Plus in containers on Photon OS, a lightweight Linux container host released as open source by VMware.
Learn how to deploy a Debug Server to capture requests that have caused 5xx errors on application servers, as an aid to debugging the error causes.
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Use these 9 tips from NGINX to increase your site’s speed and security and boost WordPress performance
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Learn how to convert Apache HTTP server rewrite rules to NGINX rewrite rules that operate as efficiently as possible
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Learn how to create NGINX rewrite rules to control the flow of request processing or redirect clients to the correct location for resources they request
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Learn about HTTP/2 support introduced in version 1.9.5 of NGINX Open Source.
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Performance is critical to success, and caching is one basic tool for improving it. Learn all about caching with NGINX and NGINX Plus.
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We are proud to announce that NGINX is officially joining the elite ranks with the release of O’Reilly’s NGINX: A Practical Guide to High Performance.
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Learn how to protect NGINX against the OpenSSL vulnerability announced in June 2015 (CVE-2015-1793)
Learn about the features in NGINX and NGINX Plus that make them a valuable part of a solution for DDoS attack mitigation.
Take a deep dive inside NGINX and learn why NGINX is perfectly suited for applications and servers that require high performance and scalability
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This article was originally posted on Black Duck Software’s Open Source Delivers blog. In the next 20 years, it will be nearly impossible to develop large-scale software or platforms without using open source software. The genie is out of the bottle, and all of the most significant digital business and innovation is happening in open…
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It wasn’t long ago that open source software was the poor cousin of proprietary tools. It was the software you picked if you couldn’t afford “real software” and were willing to make do with fewer features and spotty support. Not anymore. Instead of asking “why open source?”, CIOs now first ask “where else can we…