How to use nginx as caching server?
In this tutorial, we’ll explore the caching functionality of nginx by creating a simple caching server. By following the steps below, you can set up your own environment to cache responses using nginx.
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I'm Kamil Nowak, DevOps Engineer at Nokia. With a solid foundation in software engineering (former C++ developer), I'm now focused on Linux and DevOps stuff, sharing my journey and insights along the way. Here, you'll find tips and tutorials on programming, Linux, and DevOps practices.
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In this tutorial, we’ll explore the caching functionality of nginx by creating a simple caching server. By following the steps below, you can set up your own environment to cache responses using nginx.
In this part I will shortly show how we can access LXC container from our local network using Debian VM as host.
In this post I will shortly introduce LXC containers, why they can be useful and their basic usage on Debian host.
Recently I could not connect to my proxmox virtual machine on which I had some important files for my project. In this tutorial I will show how to easily mount a disk from a proxmox virtual machine and access its data.
Have you ever wondered how to get Process ID of the last background process? Or how to print PID of the current shell? Today, we’ll cover special parameters in Bash that can help you work with scripts more effectively.