NGINX is a versatile, high-performance web server, often used for reverse proxying, load balancing, and other web-related tasks. One of its strengths is the extensibility provided through modules. While there are many built-in modules, you can also compile your own dynamic modules to extend its functionality. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the […]
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When it comes to web server software, two of the most popular choices are Nginx and Apache. These web servers power a large portion of the internet and are commonly deployed on Ubuntu servers. While the software itself is well-documented, one area that often puzzles newcomers is the configuration file structure—specifically, the use of directories
If you manage a web server, you know that access to real-time data can be a game-changer. It’s beneficial to see exactly how your server is performing at any given moment, how traffic is flowing, and how users are interacting with your site. That’s where the open-source log analyzer, GoAccess, steps in. Paired with the
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