Nginx Server Complete Course

[@alterdanish]

INDEX 00:00 - Introduction 05:40 - What is Nginx? 08:40 - What is HTTP? 14:00 - Nginx vs Apache 18:00 - Nginx vs Nginx plus 22:48 - Setup Cent OS 27:50 - Setup on Ubuntu 32:30 - Nginx Configurations 43:05 - Setting first virtual host. 01:02:00 - Errors (404, 50x). 01:07:44 - Basic Authentication. 01:15:05 - SSL certificate (self signed) 01:23:00 - Rewrite rules. 01:36:45 - Return ( from http to https) 01:44:18 - Modules 01:49:44 - Use modsecurity Module 02:02:55 - Proxy and Reverse Proxy Client ip address Serving static content Ubuntu 50x errors Nginx 413 file too large 02:26:38 - fastcgi module Configure fastcgi proxy 02:36:36 - Setting up uwsgi module Python, pip, ... install 02:43:35 - Configure uwsgi proxy Security issue with ubuntu 02:54:18 - Reverse proxy for cacheing 03:13:50 - Micro Cacheing 03:22:20 - Logging 03:35:36 - Load Balancing 03:43:25 - Load Balancing Deep Dive

[@captainpumpkinhead1512]

Thank you!

[@thaidoan868]

03:53:10 - Advanced ssl configuration 04:08:21 - Core set rules for modSecurity 04:18:53 - Creating let's encrypt ssl certificates 04:28:55 - Content compression and decompression 04:40:10 - Worker processes, worker connections 04:55:10 - HTTP2 05:01:51 - PageSpeed modules

[@elco7956]

Best Nginx course I have watched so far

[@LeGhostX]

Thanks for the course. I would be cool to add some timestamps for different sections of the video.

[@ibrahimakalilsacko1009]

magnificent class, thank you very much sir

[@adityakintali1230]

Awesome tutorial.. Thanks for posting this..

[@mohammedrezzouq5502]

from 2:15:00 the node js app that you are browsing here, you didn't provided so that we clone it and run it in our local machine aswell, but thank you a lot for the course overall

[@PriTech-ho9se]

I am your new student... Thanks for the video ❤

[@MDImran-fv5ov]

thank for greate course💜💜💜💜💜

[@Abbatyya]

Thank you for making this video, God bless and you just earn a subscription ❤❤❤

[@JudgeFredd]

Great content

[@ongayijohnian8787]

Thanks a big bunch 💯

[@fbsoul1]

thank you so much for this great tutorial

[@hydro6527]

Please do more videos helps us lot on learning linux

[@arashx404]

thank you keith :) you are very kind and handsome

[@PiyushGhosh-l4k]

can you make a video regarding few more regex examples ??

[@faanross]

Just curios, since CentOS now has a definite expiry date, why are you choosing to stick with it over Deb-based distros?

[@lioraviv2359]

what are the library names for an ubuntu machine in the modsecurity Module

[@BertrandEkong]

umm. Well just started to uderstand NGINX and how to use it well

[@DarkzarichV2]

Nice But would be even better if it had timestamps

[@avamaria8447]

How old is this course? I am not finding the servers mentioned. Is this the old Linux Academy. I also cannot see/read the url shown here. Can someone help me?

[@BertrandEkong]

i want to ask you a question. is NGINX all about load balancing

[@Iamohwjay]

Can I have the link to the course website 🙏🏽

[@futureisopen2903]

Which OS is this?

[@noyou174]

is this udemy course?

[@sciencecourse213]

NO

[@alexeyyyyyyyyyy]

God bless Igor S.

[@lolmeow]

regret knowing english at this rate. i just cant cope with how bad western education is. basically no information about the steps whats this and whats that, just steps to perform. and this one is considered good, and apparently it is in comparison to even worse examples at this rate guys, try searching for pdfs and scientific papers, then maybe you will encounter actual education, but that is still hit or miss

[@zicer01]

I may be a bit late, but the course clearly says that it is meant for people already familiar with Linux so it's not going to cover what generic steps are. If you need clarification on what each step does/means, then you should check out some linux essentials classes and consult man pages, or at the very least google them. If this course covered every step used to configure and run nginx, the it would have been many times longer and less useful to those who already understand the steps used here. From their perspective it would be cluttered and unneccesarily long seeing as essentials and lpic courses already covered most if not all of it. If you lack fundamentals and experience, I highly recommend starting with that before taking courses that cover more advanced aspects of sys administration. This course deals with something that is potentially public-facing, and you really don't want a a malicious actor taking advantage of your oversights- the outcome could be catastrophic. Good luck and keep learning, see you on the other side 🙂

[@initialized]

How does this have anything to do with “Western education”?