📄️ Nginx PHP
The NGINX PHP stack is HTTP/3 ready with the feature support enabled by default since the 1.16.1 release for PHP 7.2.26, 7.3.13, 7.4.1 versions and above. However, a public IP address is required to bypass the Shared Load Balancer and work directly with the server over HTTP/3.
📄️ Nginx Security Configurations
In this tutorial we will show how to set up the additional security configurations for your PHP application hosted with NGINX application server.
📄️ Nginx Modules
Here you can see the full list of the Apache and NGINX modules available in the platform by default.
📄️ Nginx WebDAV Module
While setting up a website you can face the need to build some complicated method of viewing and updating the information on the site. There are lots of solutions - using a local copy, using a combination of HTTP and FTP tools to download the original and upload the changes etc. But also as an easy solution you can use Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) which is available in the platform.
📄️ Caching In Nginx App Server
Caching in NGINX is the process of storing data in front of web servers. For example, the files a user automatically requests by looking at a web-page can be stored in your NGINX cache directory. When a user returns to a page he’s recently looked at, the browser can get those files from the NGINX cache directory rather than the original server, saving time and traffic.