#nginx

roxsross

@roxsross.bsky.social

11 hours ago

️ Nginx actúa como puerta de entrada y escudo para tus aplicaciones. Gestiona tráfico, balancea carga entre microservicios y termina conexiones SSL, liberando recursos de tus backends. Su configuración declarativa es clave para una arquitectura resiliente y de alto rendimiento.

🛡️ ️ Nginx actúa como puerta de entrada y escudo para tus aplicaciones. Gestiona tráfico, balancea carga entre microservicios y termina conexiones SSL, liberando recursos de tus backends. Su configuración declarativa es clave para una arquitectura resil...

#DevOps #Nginx #Infraestructura #RoxsRoss

BlablaLinux

@blablalinux.be

1 day ago

Le responsive mobile dompté par #NPM !

Petit coup de propre sur mon instance #LittleLink : grâce à l'injection #CSS via #Nginx #Proxy Manager, j'ai recalé l'affichage mobile au pixel près.

LinuxCapable

@linuxcapable.bsky.social

2 days ago

How to Secure Nginx with Let’s Encrypt on Ubuntu (26.04, 24.04, 22.04) - LinuxCapable Secure Nginx with Let's Encrypt on Ubuntu 26.04, 24.04, and 22.04 using Certbot. Covers HTTPS setup, renewal, and cleanup basics.

Secure Nginx with Let's Encrypt on Ubuntu 26.04, 24.04, or 22.04 using Certbot. This covers HTTPS setup, renewal checks, common validation failures, and clean removal.
linuxcapable.com/how-to-secur...
#Linux #Ubuntu #Nginx #LetsEncrypt #Certbot #Security #SysAdmin #WebServer #SelfHosted #OpenSource

Tom Smith

@ctsmithiii.bsky.social

2 days ago

NGINX Is Already in Front of Your AI Workloads. F5 Says That's the Point. When enterprises start deploying AI workloads, they typically go looking for a dedicated AI gateway. F5 thinks that's the wrong instinct — and they have a straightforward argument for why. About 50% o...

"A lot of enterprises are just trying to figure it out." F5's Shawn Wormke on the gap between AI hype and enterprise AI reality — and why operational simplicity beats adding more tools.
coderlegion.com/12827/nginx-... #EnterpriseAI #NGINX #AIGateway #Kubernetes #DevOps #F5AppWorld #MCP

bentasker.co.uk Feed

@mastodon.bentasker.co.uk

2 days ago

Blocking Crawls From Cloudflare's Browser Crawl Endpoint Earlier this week, Cloudflare announced the introduction of their Browser Crawl Endpoint. This allows Cloudflare users to crawl an entire website by making a _single_ API call to the Browser rendering service. Although the browser rendering service honours robots.txt they don't define a specific User-Agent that the service will check for, apparently instead expecting website operators to disallow **all** user agents if they want to keep Cloudflare out. However, they have also documented that the service includes Cloudflare specific request headers, allowing requests to be blocked by checking for those. This post details how to achieve that on BunnyCDN, Nginx and Openresty. * * * ### The Headers The relevant header _names_ are documented here. However, unhelpfully, Cloudflare have not provided example/expected values so I had to go digging. `cf-brapi-request-id` contains a unique request ID so, although you can check for the existence of it, relying on the value being a consistent format may be unwise. `Signature-agent` is a little bit more useful. The automatic request headers documentation indicates that the value will point to a path under `https://web-bot-auth.cloudflare-browser-rendering-085.workers.dev/`. It is, however, unclear whether this will always be the case (the inclusion of a number suggests that it may not). * * * ### BunnyCDN BunnyCDN allows the creation of edge rules which can match against request headers. Although they don't provide an explicit way to test for the existence of a header, their glob support allows us to achieve the same effect: Action: Block Request Conditions: Match Any | | Request Header Header Name: Signature-agent Value: https://web-bot-auth.cloudflare-browser-rendering* | | Request Header Header Name: cf-brapi-request-id Value: * Within the web UI, the conditions look like this: * * * ### Nginx Requests can also be blocked in Nginx: if ($http_signature_agent ~ "^https://web-bot-auth.cloudflare-browser-rendering(.*)") { return 403; } if ($http_cf_brapi_request_id){ return 403; } Note: although _if is evil_ it's considered that using `return` is 100% safe. * * * #### OpenResty If you're using OpenResty you can still use the Nginx config, but can also achieve the same in LUA: local h = ngx.req.get_headers() if h["cf-brapi-request-id"] then return ngx.exit(403) end if h["signature-agent"] and h["signature-agent"] ~= "https://web-bot-auth.cloudflare-browser-rendering*" then return ngx.exit(403) end This snippet can easily be included in a `header_filter_by_lua` block with custom response headers added for debugging purposes: header_filter_by_lua ' local h = ngx.req.get_headers() if h["cf-brapi-request-id"] then ngx.header["x-reason"] = "Foxtrot Oscar my old buddy" return ngx.exit(403) end if h["signature-agent"] and h["signature-agent"] ~= "https://web-bot-auth.cloudflare-browser-rendering*" then ngx.header["x-reason"] = "Sign this..." return ngx.exit(403) end '; * * * ### Conclusion I already have more than enough unwanted traffic hitting my servers without Cloudflare giving others an off-the-shelf ability to one-shot my services. To give Cloudflare their dues, though, they have at least documented how to block their browser rendering service. It could _perhaps_ have been more clearly documented, but the information is at least there. Still, it would have been nice if they could have defined a _specific_ user-agent to be added to `robots.txt` rather than expecting people to check headers on every request.

Blocking Crawls From Cloudflare's Browser Crawl Endpoint
Author: Ben Tasker

www.bentasker.co.uk/posts/documentation/gene...

#bots #bunnycdn #cloudflare #nginx #openresty

Ubuntu

@ubuntu.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

2 days ago

How I Deployed a Production Server on AWS EC2 as a Fresher — Step by Step A real story from someone who figured it out with no job, no mentor, and no money A...

How I Deployed a Production Server on AWS EC2 as a Fresher — Step by Step A real story from someone who figured it out with no job, no mentor, and no money A Little Background I'm Prashik. 25...

#aws #devops #nginx #softwaredevelopment

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Angel Ramirez

@ar4mirez.substack.com

4 days ago

Ingress NGINX retires in March 2026. If it’s on your production edge, plan the move now: write the 90-day migration plan, run Gateway API in parallel, then cut over with a deadline. Details: kubernetes.io/blog/2026/01/29/ingress-...

#Kubernetes #GatewayAPI #CloudNative #NGINX

Mirco Blitz

@lindworm.bsky.social

6 days ago

GitHub - MircoBlitz/ispconfig-nginx-reverse-proxy-solution Contribute to MircoBlitz/ispconfig-nginx-reverse-proxy-solution development by creating an account on GitHub.

Out of my own need I have written a solution for having #Nginx run as reverse proxy for #ISPconfig. I made an installer out of it.

Happy OpenSource

github.com/MircoBlitz/i...

Ubuntu

@ubuntu.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 week ago

🚀 Deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS This article demonstrates how to deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS. What is Claude Code? Claude Code refers to using Claude (Anthropic’s AI model family) as a...

#Guides #Cloud #VPS #anthropic #certbot #claude #claude […]

[Original post on blog.radwebhosting.com]

Savelii Pototskii

@savalione.com

1 week ago

How to migrate from Certbot to acme.sh on nginx A comprehensive guide on migrating from Certbot to acme.sh and issuing Let’s Encrypt SSL certificates on an Ubuntu server with nginx.

I have published a new post 'How to migrate from Certbot to acmesh on nginx'
savalione.com/posts/2026/0...

#Nginx #Linux #Ubuntu #acme.sh #Certbot #SSL #HTTPS #DevOps #OpenSource #acme.sh

ꙮ liilliil 🦖🦕🦒🦩

@i.liilliil.ru.ap.brid.gy

1 week ago

поднимаю #WebDAV на #nginx

когда-то на #apache без п**ро** блем бегал, но мы жа за**хо** тели быть **мо** дными…
а ебаный nginx локи не делает искаропки, а макос такие сервера монтирует read only…

PostgreSQL

@postgresql.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 week ago

🚀 Install and Run Self-hosted Mattermost Instance on Linux VPS This article provides a comprehensive guide to install and run self-hosted Mattermost instance on Linux VPS (Ubuntu/Debian). This g...

#Guides #Cloud #VPS #certbot #lets #encrypt […]

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Rad Web Hosting

@radwebhosting.com

1 week ago

🚀 Deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS

🚀 Deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS
#anthropic #certbot #claude #claudecode #letsencrypt #nginx #nodejs #reverseproxy #selfhosted #selfhosting #ubuntu #ufw #vps #Cloud #Guides #VPS

Rad Web Hosting

@radwebhosting.com

1 week ago

🚀 Deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS

New Post: 🚀 Deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS
#anthropic #certbot #claude #claudecode #letsencrypt #nginx #nodejs #reverseproxy #selfhosted #selfhosting #ubuntu #ufw #vps #Cloud #Guides #VPS

Abhinav

@abhinav28birajdar.bsky.social

1 week ago

Nginx Explained Simply for Developers

Nginx sits between users and your servers.
It distributes traffic, improves performance, and increases reliability.
It can serve static files fast and protect your backend.

Small tool. Massive impact on scalability.

#nginx #backend #webdev #devops #system

Ubuntu

@ubuntu.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 week ago

🚀 Deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS This article demonstrates how to deploy Claude Code on Ubuntu VPS. What is Claude Code? Claude Code refers to using Claude (Anthropic’s AI model family) as a...

#Guides #Cloud #VPS #anthropic #certbot #claude #claude […]

[Original post on blog.radwebhosting.com]

Fox Ritch (slow reply cause this is a mirror account)

@fjox.win

1 week ago

I need to clean up my nginx config. Theres so much old shit in there. Also the shitass ammount of goofy ahh comments i left in it is absurd.

#nginx #selfhosting

Rad Web Hosting

@radwebhosting.com

1 week ago

🚀 Deploy Elastic Stack on Ubuntu VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)

🚀 Deploy Elastic Stack on Ubuntu VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)
#certbot #elasticsearch #filebeat #kibana #letsencrypt #logstash #nginx #opensource #reverseproxy #selfhosted #selfhosting #ubuntu #ufw #vps #Cloud #Guides #VPS

wolfSSL Embedded SSL/TLS; FIPS 140-3

@wolfssl.com

1 week ago

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: X9.146 QTLS Case Study with curl and nginx. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Learn how to deploy quantum-resistant TLS today using X9.146 hybrid certificates in real-world curl and nginx workflows. Join us for a practical deep dive into post-quantum TLS implementation. With CNSA 2.0 and evolving NIST guidance, engineers are being asked to experiment, validate and prepare production systems for post-quantum TLS. In this webinar, wolfSSL Post-Quantum Cryptography expert Anthony Hu walks through a practical X9.146 QTLS case study demonstrating how hybrid certificates and key establishment can be implemented and tested using curl and nginx. This session is powered by wolfSSL's post-quantum-ready TLS and cryptography stack, which provides early support for hybrid certificate formats and experimental PQC algorithms, enabling engineers to prototype, validate, and gain hands-on experience with emerging standards like X9.146. In this webinar, you will: - Understand the motivation behind QTLS - Clarify NIST's position on hybrid key establishment and authentication - Get oriented on the standards landscape - See how X9.146 hybrid certificates actually work - Walk through a practical QTLS setup Date: March 4th | 9 AM PT Duration: 60 Minutes Register now to see how X9.146 QTLS works in practice, and leave with concrete steps you can try in your own environments. As always, our webinar will include Q&A throughout. If you have questions about any of the above, please contact us at facts@wolfssl.com or call us at +1 4245 245 8247.

Post-quantum TLS isn’t theoretical anymore.
See an end-to-end X9.146 QTLS setup using hybrid certs with #curl & #nginx in our live webinar.

Save the date: March 4 | 9 AM PT

👉 Register now: us02web.zoom.us/webi...
#PostQauntum #PQC NIST #QTLS

Ubuntu

@ubuntu.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

1 week ago

Full Script Installation + Server Configuration Script: Chatter ((((( all job 50$ )))) -- 3 Mobile App Development & Android Projects for $10-30 USD. PROJECT: Full Script Installation + Server Configuration Script: Chatter (Flutter + Laravel Backend) Domain: [lo

#Android #Docker #Firewall #Flutter #Linux #Mobile #App #Development #Nginx #System #Administration

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ServerSpan

@serverspan.com

1 week ago

WordPress 502 Bad Gateway error? 🛑

A 502 means NGINX can't talk to PHP-FPM. We built the complete debugging guide to fix socket mismatches, exhausted worker pools, and kernel OOM kills.

Get your site back online: https://go.enginyr.ing/spn/IGkV

#WordPress #SysAdmin #NGINX

Pomerium

@pomerium.io

1 week ago

From NGINX to Pomerium: A Practical Migration Guide for Internal Kubernetes Applications

Ingress NGINX was officially retired on March 1st, 2026.

If you’re figuring out what comes next, we put together a practical migration guide for Kubernetes teams.

Questions? Drop them in the comments or DM us.

usepom.link/nginx

#k8s #nginx #ingress

Rad Web Hosting

@radwebhosting.com

1 week ago

🚀 How to Install Roundcube on Rocky Linux VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)

🚀 How to Install Roundcube on Rocky Linux VPS (5 Minute Quick-Start Guide)
#apache #certbot #letsencrypt #mariadb #nginx #php #phpfpm #rockylinux #roundcube #selfhosted #selfhosting #vps #Cloud #Guides #VPS

Nils

@ahpnils.bsky.social

1 week ago

Twitch Twitch is the world

épisode 4 du TP #serveur #web Linux, édition 2026, spécial débutants en #sysadmin, aujourd'hui on cause de #conteneur #docker et de #reverseproxy tout de suite sur twitch.tv/ahp_nils #twitchfr #twitchstreamer #TwitchStreamers #debian #ubuntu #virtualisation #nginx

makary

@makary.online

2 weeks ago

I need to translate a piece of #config from #Nginx to #Caddy, send help :drgn_dizzy: #config #Nginx #Caddy

devopstales

@devopstales.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Implementing Mutual TLS (mTLS) with NGINX Ingress Controller: Per-Ingress Configuration - DevOpsTales - Kubernetes, Cloud & Infrastructure Guides Learn how to implement per-ingress mutual TLS (mTLS) authentication with NGINX Ingress Controller. Complete guide with certificate generation, configuration examples, and practical testing.

Lock down specific services with #mTLS on #NGINX Ingress! 🛡️ My guide covers per #ingress client cert validation, secret management & annotation tips for #Kubernetes. #ZeroTrust starts here:

devopstales.github.io/kubernetes/m...

Rad Web Hosting

@radwebhosting.com

2 weeks ago

Setup and Run PHP 8.5 on Oracle Linux VPS (with HTTPS + Reverse Proxy)

Setup and Run PHP 8.5 on Oracle Linux VPS (with HTTPS + Reverse Proxy)
#apache #certbot #nginx #opensource #oraclelinux #php #phpfpm #reverseproxy #selfhosted #selfhosting #vps #Cloud #Guides #VPS

PostgreSQL

@postgresql.activitypub.awakari.com.ap.brid.gy

2 weeks ago

🚀 How to Deploy Funkwhale on Debian VPS This article provides a guide demonstrating how to deploy Funkwhale on Debian VPS. What is Funkwhale? Funkwhale is a self-hosted, federated audio platform...

#Guides #Cloud #VPS #activitypub #certbot #debian […]

[Original post on blog.radwebhosting.com]

Nigel James

@nigeljam.es

2 weeks ago

It's been that long and more since I have had to work with IIS.

#Nginx is my go-to

Yann Büchau :nixos:

@nobodyinperson.fosstodon.org.ap.brid.gy

2 weeks ago

Today I managed to set up a #copyparty instance as a frontend for a remote sftp mount, reverse proxied with #nginx for TLS encryption, on :nixos: #NixOS. Oh boy was that a wild ride. 😮‍💨

Copyparty itself is funny and you need a bit to understand its config style. It needs a whole lot of proxy […]