Apache passenger vs nginx mongrel | Matt-Darby.com
Thursday, November 19th, 2009comparing 2 popular ways to deploy ruby-on-rails app
comparing 2 popular ways to deploy ruby-on-rails app
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blog post with a source of “hello world” nginx module
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very good presentation slides explaining nginx internals, such as main architecture, main event loops, core modules, processing pipelines, etc. Also there is a video of the talk , but it is mandarin, so YMMV
Posted in architecture, c, development, high_load, internals, modules, nginx, performance, programming, web | Comments Off | permalink
tells how to monitor nginx by tailing it’s logs using collectd. ( same can also be done with munin)
Posted in apache, backend, monitoring, munin, nginx, performance, web2.0 | Comments Off | permalink
some notes about keep-alive proxy setup for apache
Posted in apache, front-end, keep-alive, Linux, loadbalancing, nginx, proxy, sysadmin | Comments Off | permalink
post on nginx forum that provides some insights about central logging / log collections
Posted in Linux, log, logging, monitoring, nginx, rsyslong, sysadmin, syslog, syslog-ng, system, web | Comments Off | permalink
main source of Nginx info in English. Documentation, config examples, code cross-reference info.
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article describes some recipes to counter DDoS using iptables limit and string matching filters. Useful
Posted in ddos, firewall, howto, iptables, Linux, nginx, Security, sysadmin | Comments Off | permalink
another evidence that if u need a loadbalancer — ngnix is the answer these days [and maybe perlball]
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an entry from wordpress.com sysadim about “So… A couple weeks ago we finished converting all our load balancers to Nginx. ”
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