How to Install Varnish and Perform Web Server Benchmark
Think for a moment about what happened when you browsed to the current page. You either clicked on a link that you received via a
Web Servers
Web Servers like Apache, Nginx, Light HTTPd, Resin and Cherokee
How to Build NGINX from Sources in RHEL, CentOS, Rocky and AlmaLinux
Nginx is the fastest growing Webserver today on public internet-facing servers due to its free open-source modular model, high performance, stability, simple configurations files, asynchronous
How to Host A Website for Free at Your Home Linux System
The term web server can be used to refer to both hardware and software, or both working together. For the purpose of this guide, we
How to Manage Apache Server Using “Apache GUI” Tool
Apache Web Server is one of the most popular HTTP servers on the Internet today, due to its open-source nature, rich modules, and features, and
How to Install Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificate to Secure Nginx on RHEL 9/8
In this article, we’ll guide you on how to generate and install an SSL/TLS certificate obtained for free from Let’s Encrypt Certificate Authority that we’ll
“Forbidden – You don’t have permission to access / on this server” Error
Apache web server is one of the most popular and widely used open-source web servers thanks to its stability and reliability. The web server commands
How to Limit Network Bandwidth in NGINX Web Server
Previously, in our NGINX traffic management and security controls series, we have discussed how to limit the number of connections the same client can make
How To Limit Rate of Connections (Requests) in NGINX
In our last article which is part of our NGINX traffic management series, we discussed how to limit the number of connections in NGINX. In
How To Limit Number of Connections (Requests) in NGINX
NGINX ships with various modules to allow users to control traffic to their websites, web applications, as well as other web resources. One of the
How to Create Custom 404 Error Page in NGINX
Every time NGINX encounters an error as it attempts to process a client’s request, it returns an error. Each error includes an HTTP response code