Learn Proper NGINX Configuration Context Logic 

GREAT video, thank you. For some reason server good administration/configuration content seems to be quite rare on RU-vid. Question: since you configured servers (virtual hosts) in both web.conf and server.conf, I am curious... is there any functional difference between the various conf files? Or do they all function in exactly the same way and it's just up to you to break up your configuration however you want?

Hi Jay, can you explain how the communication happens from client to nginx to back-end server and vice versa

Thanks. This tutorial is easy understand

hi there. thanks for the nice video. I have a question. default.conf and web.conf are missing by default for me. is there something I must do in order to have them in conf.d?

great video to have a big picture of config context

Is there a guide for configuring user and group privelage for nginx and php.fpm for wordpress on amazon linux 2023

Hi, Jay. The video exactly what I want and thank you so much for sharing it. I have a question now, did Nginx support to suspend a request to a service until it's requirement variable, which comes from another request's response, is ready?

So glad I found this video. Thank you!

At around 10:15 when you describe how the .conf files referenced by the include directories are loaded and processed alphabetically, I assume that you are only referring to those loaded with the wildcard. If I needed to ensure that one runs first or last, I could just add additional include directives (using the full file name) in any of the auto-loaded .conf files and those include statements would be loaded in the order they appear - right? Or not? (You made it sound like all of the include files are loaded alphabetically.). Other than this one slightly unclear point, the video was great and very useful! Thanks.

if I'm using the Kong Ingress Controller (runs on top of Nginx) in Kubernetes, where do I locate the main nginx conf file? I don't have an /etc/nginx/nginx.conf file. I do, however, have an /etc/kong/kong.conf.default file.

I have a question about that location directive. Will a simple forward slash match every Uri or literally just when you type a forward slash? Or why do you not need to type forward-slash in URI and it still does resolve? I have an app and I think it just resolves all URIs. But its kind of magic to me, needs a few words of explanation.

Thank you...Great Video

Awesome video :)

How we define worker processes and connection And what is paging ?

Start Nginx: sudo systemctl start nginx Stop Nginx: sudo systemctl stop nginx Restart Nginx (to apply configuration changes): sudo systemctl restart nginx Reload Nginx (to apply configuration changes without interrupting active connections): sudo systemctl reload nginx Check Nginx Configuration Syntax: sudo nginx -t View Nginx Status: sudo systemctl status nginx Enable Nginx to Start at Boot: sudo systemctl enable nginx View Worker Processes (list running worker processes and their process IDs): ps aux | grep nginx ps aux | grep nginx sudo nginx -V | grep "worker_connections"

Good

So basic , this tutorial, you can make how to optimize php workers , how to optimize worker and how to proper configures fastcgi caching, how to configure caching layer

why is there no sites-available and sites-enabled folder in /etc/nginx?

Please share the github link.

Thanks for the video.Im new to this and trying to use the NGINX as an API gateway in a kubernetes setting. It is the basic location and upstream stuff that doesnt seem to work. Do you have a video that specifically creates a gateway with NGINX?

Hi Can we have multiple proxy_pass in single block directive (location)?

Could you also please explain what are Upstream and Downstream ? Thanks

How to redirect the request using path to specific folder

This class is awesome 😎