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This article explores how Nginx can be used as an API Gateway to manage and direct incoming requests to different microservices. It explains the role of Nginx as a reverse proxy and load balancer, as well as the benefits of using an API Gateway. The article also covers topics such as routing, caching, rate limiting, and API key authentication.

Using Nginx as an API Gateway

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Learn how to deploy a Node.js app and associate it with a domain by setting up a VPS, configuring Nginx, and enabling HTTPS.

Deploying a Node.js App with an Associated Domain

Learn how to deploy a Django application with Docker, Nginx, and Certbot to ensure robust security and internet availability. The process involves containerizing the Django app, using Nginx as a reverse proxy, and obtaining SSL certificates with Certbot.

Deploying a Django Application with Docker, Nginx, and Certbot

Delve into Nginx, a high-performance web server and reverse proxy, and learn about web server configuration, load balancing, and caching. Explore Nginx modules, security features, and deployment scenarios. Whether you're a system administrator, web developer, or IT professional, there's  content here to help you optimize web server performance with Nginx.

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