NGINX - CORS with a single if
Configuring NGINX CORS with a single if using maps and add_header directives.
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Configuring NGINX CORS with a single if using maps and add_header directives.
Configuring Consul to work around getaddrinfo's implementation of RFC3484, which breaks DNS round robin.
Configuring NGINX+ modules to create a replicated key-value store using the mirror module.
NGINX+ mirror module purges cache for non-GET requests using the purge option and $uri variables.
Configuring NGINX to generate and forward a unique X-Request-ID header to upstream servers.
Implementing NGINX+ chained PURGE using Lua and Consul to dynamically update upstream server lists.
Configuring NGINX's proxy_cache_bypass directive to conditionally bypass caching and update cache entries.
Configuring imapfilter with Lua scripts to automate mailbox cleanup and Gmail management tasks.
Configuring NGINX using the map command for conditional logic and variable manipulation.
Using NGINX's geo command to match network blocks and route traffic to different upstreams or apply rate limits.
Using split_clients to bypass cache for a percentage of requests and direct traffic to different backend versions.
Using NGINX's map directive simplifies upstream configurations by reducing redundant location blocks.
Using Lua and ngx_lua, ranger normalizes byte-range requests for caching in NGINX.
Configuring NGINX for dynamic mass virtual hosting using regular expressions in server_name directives.
Implementing passive cache invalidation in NGINX using Lua and a shared dictionary queue.
Overriding templates from third-party Chef cookbooks using custom resource definitions.
Configuring NGINX's cache_proxy_bypass to refresh cache items using custom request headers.