Articles tagged "nginx"
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Nginx Reverse Proxy Tutorial 2026: TLS, Rate Limiting, Load Balancing, and Security Headers
Production Nginx reverse proxy tutorial 2026: configure TLS with Certbot, rate limiting, load balancing, security headers, JSON logging, and performance tuning for FastAPI/Flask/Node backends.
Flask REST API Complete Guide 2026 — POST, abort, gunicorn, nginx
Build a Flask REST API in 2026. Covers POST endpoints, request.get_json(), flask.abort() with JSON, gunicorn workers, and nginx reverse proxy. Flask 3.x with examples.
Nginx improve TTFB latency tutorial
In this tutorial, we are going to explain how to improve page speed when using nginx. The article focuses on TTFB (Time to first byte) to improve google page speed. We will focus on nginx using HTTPS. Check our tutorial to fix the TTFB issue.
How to enable nginx enable gzip
Follow this guide to enable compression using gzip. By default nginx compresses response with text/html mime type. Using
Nginx 413: Request Entity Too Large Fix
If you got the error “413 Request Entity Too Large” in Nginx, set the value of “client_max_body_size” to a bigger value. The configuration is located at /etc/nginx/nginx.conf. Check here for more details on this solution.
Nginx static files return 403 even with correct permission
If you have the correct owner and permission on your statis directory and you still get an error 403 with nginx, check if selinux is not allowing nginx to server the files. use the command chcon -Rt httpd_sys_content_t /var/www... to allow http to be served from that directory. Check this solution for full details
Clone All Repos from Git Server
Check this tutorial to learn how to clone all git repos for gitolite, bitbucket or gitlab. We are going to show you bash code to clone all repositories of your username.
How to share internet with Gnome 3 (Fedora 26 also works)
Use you linux computer to share your WiFi connection to ethernet.
How to configure WPA2 enterprise on linux LEDE
Steps to configure WPA2 enterprise (802.1x) on linux lede. This will add the ability to have individual usernames and passwords. This will add more security to your WiFi.