How to install NGINX QUIC on CentOS, RHEL and Fedora Linux
by Danila Vershinin, November 6, 2022
How to install NGINX QUIC on the majority of RPM-based systems like CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, and Amazon Linux. Enabling HTTP/3 for your website.
Read More...Tuning NGINX maps hashes
by Danila Vershinin, September 1, 2022
Settings NGINX maps correctly for large datasets, tuning based on CPU cache line size and understanding NGINX error messages.
Read More...Performance-friendly way of blocking Referrer spam
by Danila Vershinin, August 27, 2022
Protecting your NGINX website from Referrer spam SPAM using efficient performance-friendly maps
Read More...Magento 2: Distributing cache purge requests over multiple Varnish instances
by Danila Vershinin, August 24, 2022
Speeding up Magento 2 admin when multiple Varnish instances are being used, by distributing HTTP purge requests via NGINX mirror module
Read More...WP Super Cache NGINX Configuration
by Danila Vershinin, August 17, 2022
Correctly configuring NGINX for WP Super Cache plugin is not a trivial task. But we make it easy for you with this NGINX snippet.
Read More...How to install NGINX WAF module in Fedora Linux
by Danila Vershinin, February 19, 2022
How to easily set up WAF module protecting your NGINX powered websites in Fedora Linux. Install prebuilt NGINX WAF module.
Read More...How to install and configure CAPTCHA NGINX module in CentOS/RHEL
by Danila Vershinin, October 8, 2021
Implementing CAPTCHA image generation and validation using NGINX module
Read More...Laravel NGINX configuration
by Danila Vershinin, September 28, 2021
Modern NGINX configuration for Laravel PHP framework will allow you to have a secure and performant website
Read More...EPEL powered by Cloudflare CDN. Fix your sanity
by Danila Vershinin, September 9, 2021
A simple recipe against a disaster. Here’s to make EPEL repository faster, by leveraging Cloudflare CDN
Read More...Best practice secure WordPress NGINX configuration for Plesk
by Danila Vershinin, September 18, 2020
WordPress Security WordPress is the most popular CMS for running a website. As such, it is the target for all kinds of malicious bots. The most effective way of reducing security risks associated with WordPress is the proper server configuration. Secure WordPress NGINX configuration must be built on the assumption that any unknown script is […]
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