Getting Started with NGINX
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Wes Higbee
2:04:13
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1. Course Overview.mp4
01:00
01. The Official NGINX Docker Image.mp4
01:54
02. Installing NGINX in Ubuntu - LinuxWSL.mp4
03:18
03. Running the NGINX Service.mp4
02:33
04. brew install nginx - macOS.mp4
01:13
05. Diving into etcnginxnginx.conf.mp4
02:16
06. Directives - Simple vs. Block.mp4
01:12
07. Finding the Welcome Page - Location and Root Directives.mp4
01:58
08. nginx.org Example Files and VS Code Extension.mp4
02:35
09. Combining Config Files.mp4
01:31
10. Configuring NGINX to Serve nginx.org Files.mp4
02:11
11. Sending the Reload Signal to NGINX.mp4
01:55
12. Setting a Custom 404 error page.mp4
01:24
13. autoindex Directive and Cleanup.mp4
01:47
1. Running the Example Backends.mp4
03:16
2. Setup NGINX to Listen on Port 8080.mp4
02:34
3. The proxy pass Directive.mp4
01:29
4. Configure the Ghost Backend with the Proxy URL.mp4
01:45
5. Proxying the Hello Backend on Port 8081.mp4
01:52
6. Proxying mailhog.com to the MailHog Backend.mp4
02:39
7. The Host Header Drives Server Selection.mp4
01:43
8. Proxying SMTP with the Stream Module.mp4
01:56
9. Telnet an Email through Your SMTP Proxy.mp4
02:44
1. Load Balancing Architecture.mp4
02:57
2. Scaling to Multiple Backends.mp4
02:12
3. The upstream Directive.mp4
02:26
4. Load Balancing Weights.mp4
01:07
5. Backup Servers and Passive Health Checks.mp4
03:00
6. ip hash Sticky Load Balancing.mp4
02:03
7. Inspecting Headers with curl, httpie, or a Web Browser.mp4
02:02
8. Header Diff - Direct vs. Proxied.mp4
02:01
9. Inspecting Server-side Headers for Changes.mp4
02:58
1. Adding an X-Real-IP Header.mp4
03:21
2. Fixing Proxied Websocket for MailHog with Headers.mp4
02:17
3. Disable Buffering.mp4
01:54
4. Transparent Caching.mp4
01:45
5. Configuring a Proxy Cache.mp4
02:20
6. Restart NGINX to Test proxy cache min uses.mp4
02:20
7. Logging Cache HITMISSEXPIRED.mp4
02:34
8. Selectively Disable Buffering for long Only.mp4
01:45
1. Generating a Test Certificate with mkcert.mp4
03:06
2. Configuring HTTPS on Port 443.mp4
01:39
3. Verifying HTTPS Is Working with a Browser.mp4
01:50
4. Verify with Commands - certigo, sslyze, and testssl.mp4
02:05
5. Enabling the http2 Directive.mp4
01:05
6. Secure Multiple Servers with server name.mp4
02:39
7. Redirect HTTP to HTTPS.mp4
02:09
01. return to Inspect Variables.mp4
03:30
02. Confine return to inspect.mp4
01:43
03. Replace .jpg with nginx.png.mp4
01:44
04. rewrite Directive.mp4
01:42
05. First, Set error log to Debug Level.mp4
01:39
06. Then, Use nginx-debug.mp4
01:33
07. Stepping through Request Rewriting in the Debug Logs.mp4
01:30
08. AB Testing with split clients Directive.mp4
02:13
09. Modifying the Response Body with sub filter.mp4
01:58
10. gzip Directive to Compress Responses on the Fly.mp4
02:04
11. Overriding the Inherited default type.mp4
01:19
12. Heads up - Inheritance with add header.mp4
02:58
Description
This course will teach you how to use NGINX to serve files, proxy traffic, load balance, cache, secure, manipulate, and optimize web traffic.
What You'll Learn?
NGINX is the swiss army knife of web protocols. In this course, Getting Started with NGINX, you'll learn how NGINX provides a consistent interface for connecting services and exposing applications to the world. First, you'll discover how to use NGINX as a web server. Next, you'll explore how NGINX can proxy requests and load balance traffic for scalability, including, how to transparently inject caching, buffering, and HTTPS termination. Finally, you'll learn how NGINX can rewrite requests and responses. When you're finished with this course, you'll know how to transparently inject NGINX into all sorts of pathways to consistently and reliably connect applications.
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Wes Higbee
Instructor's CoursesWes Higbee is passionate about helping companies achieve remarkable results with technology and software. He’s had extensive experience developing software and working with teams to improve how software is developed to meet business objectives. Wes launched Full City Tech to leverage his expertise to help companies delight customers.
Although his primary focus is on outcomes, implementation often includes technical competency. Wes frequently speaks about impactful aspects of software development including effective automated testing, database delivery automation, distributed version control, refactoring, aesthetics of code, continuous integration, and continuous delivery. He speaks professionally to help organizations improve and volunteers at user groups, code camps, and community organizations.
He’s a Pluralsight author. He writes extensively about both technical and non-technical aspects of software development. His written work includes articles featured on VeraSage, MSDN Magazine, InfoQ, and JetBrain’s TeamCity Blog. He’s been interviewed on The Businessology Show and Art of Value about how important value is in software development. And, he occasionally gets highly technical in a shared screencast or webinar.
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View courses PluralsightPluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.
- language english
- Training sessions 59
- duration 2:04:13
- level preliminary
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2024/02/14
