How to Configure SSL/TLS with OpenSSL and Self-Signed Certificates on RHEL 7 Encrypting web traffic with SSL/TLS is no longer optional for any server that handles user data, logins, or forms. Even on internal or development servers, a self-signed certificate provides encryption in transit and is far preferable to plain HTTP. On RHEL 7, OpenSSL […]
How to Set Up a LAMP Stack on RHEL 7 A LAMP stack — Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP — is one of the most widely deployed web server configurations in the world. On Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, setting up a fully functional LAMP stack requires pulling packages from multiple repositories, because RHEL 7’s […]
Introduction Deploying configure nginx as a tcp/udp load balancer on debian 10 on a Debian 10 Buster machine is straightforward thanks to Debian’s policy-compliant packaging. Unlike rpm-based distributions, Debian stores configuration helpers in /etc/default/, uses update-rc.d for older init scripts, and provides dpkg-reconfigure for interactive package configuration. This tutorial stays on the systemd path throughout. […]
How to Set Up a LEMP Stack on RHEL 7 A LEMP stack — Linux, Nginx, MySQL, and PHP — is one of the most common foundations for modern dynamic web applications. On RHEL 7 the individual components are available from a combination of the base repositories, the EPEL community repository, the official MySQL community […]
How to Install and Configure OpenLiteSpeed Web Server on RHEL 7 OpenLiteSpeed is the open-source edition of LiteSpeed Web Server, one of the fastest web servers available for Linux. It is event-driven, capable of handling tens of thousands of concurrent connections with minimal memory, and includes native support for PHP via LSAPI — an interface […]
How to Set Up Varnish Cache as a Reverse Proxy on RHEL 7 Varnish Cache is a high-performance HTTP reverse proxy and caching accelerator designed to sit in front of your web server. When a visitor requests a page, Varnish checks whether it holds a fresh cached copy. If it does, the response is served […]
How to Configure Nginx FastCGI Caching on RHEL 7 FastCGI caching in Nginx allows you to store responses from your PHP backend — typically PHP-FPM — directly on disk or in memory, serving subsequent identical requests without re-executing PHP. On a busy RHEL 7 server this can reduce backend load by an order of magnitude, […]
How to Enable Brotli and Gzip Compression in Nginx on RHEL 7 Compression is one of the highest-return optimizations available for web servers: it requires minimal CPU investment but can reduce text-based response sizes by 60–80%, directly improving page load times and reducing bandwidth costs. Nginx ships with the ngx_http_gzip_module built in and available on […]
How to Configure Nginx Rate Limiting and Connection Throttling on RHEL 7 Uncontrolled traffic is one of the most common threats to web server stability. Whether the source is a poorly written client polling too aggressively, a scraper harvesting your content, or a low-volume denial-of-service attack, allowing unlimited requests to reach your application or upstream […]
How to Configure Nginx with ModSecurity WAF on RHEL 7 While ModSecurity is most commonly associated with Apache, it also runs as a dynamic module for Nginx through the ModSecurity-nginx connector. On RHEL 7, the official Nginx packages do not ship with ModSecurity built in, so you have two practical paths: compile Nginx and ModSecurity […]
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