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Nginx Essentials

Nginx Essentials

By : Kholodkov, Valery I Kholodkov
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Nginx Essentials

Nginx Essentials

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By: Kholodkov, Valery I Kholodkov
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Overview of this book

This book is ideal for skilled web masters and site reliability engineers who want to switch to Nginx or solidify their knowledge of Nginx. Knowledge of Unix and webmaster skills are required.
Table of Contents (8 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Getting Started with Nginx
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1. Getting Started with Nginx
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Installing Nginx
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Configuring Nginx
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Summary
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2. Managing Nginx
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2. Managing Nginx
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The Nginx connection processing architecture
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Starting and stopping Nginx
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Control signals and their usage
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Distribution-specific startup scripts
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Allocating worker processes
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Setting up Nginx to serve static data
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Installing SSL certificates
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Managing temporary files
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Communicating issues to developers
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3. Proxying and Caching
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3. Proxying and Caching
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Nginx as a reverse proxy
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Setting up Nginx as a reverse proxy
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Caching
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Summary
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4. Rewrite Engine and Access Control
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4. Rewrite Engine and Access Control
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The basics of the rewrite engine
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Access control
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5. Managing Inbound and Outbound Traffic
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5. Managing Inbound and Outbound Traffic
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Managing inbound traffic
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Managing outbound traffic
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6. Performance Tuning
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6. Performance Tuning
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Optimizing static file retrieval
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Enabling response compression
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Optimizing buffer allocation
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Enabling SSL session reuse
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Worker processes allocation on multi-core systems
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Chapter 5. Managing Inbound and Outbound Traffic

The Internet is an open medium where it is easy and cheap to use someone else's resources. The low cost of usage makes systems vulnerable to intended and unintended abuses and resource usage spikes. The modern Internet is full of dangers such as bots, abusive crawlers, denial of service, and distributed denial of service attacks.

This is where Nginx comes in handy, with a range of features for inbound and outbound traffic management that allows you to stay in control of the quality of your web service.

In this chapter, you will learn:

  • How to apply various limitation to inbound traffic
  • How to configure upstreams
  • How to use various options for outbound connection management
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