Nginx es uno de los servidores web más populares del mundo. En esta guía, explicaremos cómo Nginx selecciona el servidor y el bloque de ubicación que manejará la solicitud de un cliente determinado. Repasaremos el algoritmo establecido, así como las directivas y opciones que puede usar para modificar el proceso de selección.
Node.js es un entorno de tiempo de ejecución de código abierto basado en JavaScript que use usa para crear aplicaciones de redes. La plataforma funciona en Linux, macOS, FreeBSD y Windows. Aunque puede ejecutar aplicaciones de Node.js en la línea de…
A automação de servidores desempenha agora um papel essencial na administração de sistemas, devido à natureza descartável dos ambientes das aplicações modernas. Ferramentas de [Gerenciamento de…
In this guide, we will look at how to utilize Nginx’s logging module. We’ll set up separate log files for different server blocks and then customize the logging output. We’ll also add additional information about requests (in this tutorial’s example, the time it takes to serve a request) to the access log beyond what Nginx includes by default.
This tutorial will show you how to configure Nginx as both a web server and as a reverse proxy for Apache – all on one Droplet. Depending on the web application, code changes might be required to keep Apache reverse-proxy-aware, especially when SSL sites are configured. To ensure this, we will install an Apache module named **mod_rpaf** which rewrites certain environment variables so it appears that Apache is directly handling requests from web clients.
Hexo is a static blogging framework built on Node.js which allows you to publish Markdown documents in the form of blog posts. All of the software in Hexo is modular, so you can install and set up exactly what you need. This tutorial will set up Hexo with deployment supported by GitHub and Nginx.
In this guide, we will show you how to set up a self-signed SSL certificate for use with an Nginx web server on a Debian 10 server.
This article will show you how to deploy a Clojure web application to a FreeBSD 10.2 Droplet.
When you are ready to deploy your Ruby on Rails application, there are many valid setups to consider. This tutorial will help you deploy the production environment of your Ruby on Rails application, with PostgreSQL as the database, using Unicorn and Nginx on Ubuntu…
In this tutorial, you’ll build a basic Node.js TCP server, along with a client to test the server. You’ll run your server as a background process using a powerful Node.js process manager called PM2. Then you’ll configure Nginx as a reverse proxy for the TCP application and test the client-server connection from your local machine.
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