Updating the GPG Key for NGINX Products If you use NGINX Plus, NGINX Amplify, or the prebuilt open source NGINX binaries from nginx.org, you might need to update the GPG key for your NGINX software now. The keys for some NGINX software – specifics are explained below – will expire on Wednesday, August 17th, and you won’t be able to verify your software signatures until you’ve updated your key. This announcement does not affect you if you obtain open source NGINX from providers other than NGINX, Inc. – for example, in operating system distributions. A GPG key is part of Gnu Privacy Guard, or GnuPG. GnuPG is a free implementation of the OpenPGP standard – widely known as PGP. GPG keys are used to verify that the packages in a repo were authored by the owner of the key. Who Needs to Update the Key? NGINX, Inc. uses GPG [ more… ]