
NGINX tuning that actually holds up in production
TL;DR What the Gist gets right (and how to apply it) Settings to tone down in production Nuance people rarely mention Production-safe base template (web/proxy with TLS) Replace cert paths,
TL;DR What the Gist gets right (and how to apply it) Settings to tone down in production Nuance people rarely mention Production-safe base template (web/proxy with TLS) Replace cert paths,
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