Using Nginx to Host Multiple Websites on One Server 

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Glad it was helpful!

You got it, thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you too!

Didi you find any solution about this, I'm kinda in the same situation. It would be so helpful if you answered me!

Same case please help

Happy to help

Remote access with vscode? And loging in preferably as root user because of the missing permissions - which vscode needs to save. Not sure if serious ...

I have a video on component to component communication in Angular which uses subjects but I don't have one that explains Subjects in detail yet

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Possibly, I don't really do Nginx stuff these days. Thanks for watching!

You are most welcome

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@@garrettlovetv You have to write two apps app1=require(express) , app2=require(express) . then connect to different ports and then assign the ports to the apps with nginx

@@fxstreamer238 where can I read more about it?

FxStreamer can you explain more about it

@@fxstreamer238 my same problem.. :(

actually it was my fault. never mess with permissions on your etc folder

it is, he's pronouncing it wrong.

You are right actually but you can find it here /etc/nginx/nginx.conf Also; 09:35.

Thank you Mert for pointing to where it can be found. But overall you’re right, I should have been more specific. Thank you for the feedback, I’ll try to be better with that in future videos

I disagree. This video is not a nginx tutorial. There are tons of those already. This is a tutorial on how to host multiple sites on one droplet/instance, and there are very few tutorials on this specific thing. It assumes you already know the basics of nginx. For me it's 2 thumbs up, as it is. IMO this is not helpful feedback.

@@motezart2867 You are obviously on a different level than some of us. I appreciate your perspective on the matter, however, any good tutorial doesn't "assume" the knowledge of their viewer unless they explicitly state that is what is happening. And even then, it's just nice not to start in the middle of a screen. You can start from a point of reference where everyone can be on the same page. Otherwise, no matter how good the video, if I can't get to the point where the instructor is it's worthless. I still appreciate the effort though. And my thumbs down does not indicate a bad video. :) Thanks again @Garrett for the video.