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Default NGINX Configuration
Nginx configuration file located at /etc/nginx/nginx.conf has everything that makes a server flies or sinks. Below we have explained what each directive does. Let’s take a look and fine-tune your settings: Before we hit to…
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How To Fix 403 Forbidden in Nginx?
What does “403 forbidden” in Nginx mean? 403 forbidden in the Nginx web server means “a requested resource could not be served”. It could be intentional or unintentional. It is not en error but an…
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How to Configure FastCGI Cache with Nginx?
Nginx has obtained traction from webmasters due to its low-resource and high-performance feature. Although the default configuration of Nginx is already optimized for all the basic workloads; still you can take it to the next…
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How to Start, Stop, or Restart Nginx?
Nginx is a very efficient and most famous web server application. Due to its high performance and low stress on hardware resources almost all the developers or hosting companies use it. If you are one…
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How To Install LEMP on Debian 10?
After a long-time, Debian is finally released their latest built called Debian 10 Buster. As we collected some data about the latest build, it is clear that Debian 10 is featured rich with the latest…
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How To Install phpMyAdmin on Debian 10?
After a long-time, Debian upgraded their overall OS and for some reason phpMyAdmin is not there in Debian 10 (Buster) release. Maybe they have removed it this time from apt list to keep everything as…
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How To Check Nginx Version?
If we’ve installed Nginx web server application and wanted to know what version of Nginx is installed in the system, then it is simple to retrieve the version of Nginx by calling the Nginx binary…
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Enable Hotlink Protection in Nginx
Hotlinking is the biggest issue when we have limited bandwidth to serve, and we all website owners and bloggers should enable hotlink protection to stay away from “resource limit is reached” issues from our web…
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Install Latest Stable Version of NGINX in Ubuntu
NGINX is the best web server for almost everything. It can handle massive web traffic while consuming fewer hardware resources. By default, you can install NGINX on Ubuntu with command apt-get install nginx, but this will…