Dynamic IP Blacklisting with NGINX Plus and fail2ban

2017-09-20 KENNETH 0

Dynamic IP Blacklisting with NGINX Plus and fail2ban You may not realize it, but your website is under constant threat. If it’s running WordPress, there will be bots trying to spam you. If it has a login page, there will be password brute-force attacks. You may also consider search engine spiders as unwanted visitors. Defending your site from unwanted, suspicious, and malicious activity is no easy task. Web Application Firewalls, such as ModSecurity and Wallarm, are an effective tool and should be considered as part of your security stack. For most environments, there’s no such thing as too much security, and a multi-layered approach is invariably the most effective. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the use of fail2ban as another layer of the web security stack. Fail2ban is an intrusion detection system (IDS) which continually monitors log files for [ more… ]

NGINX Product Roadmap 2017

2017-09-16 KENNETH 0

NGINX Product Roadmap 2017 This post is adapted from the keynote by Owen Garrett, Head of Products of NGINX, Inc. at nginx.conf 2017. Watch the talk, NGINX Product Roadmap 2017, on the NGINX YouTube Channel. Thank you for the warm welcome. It’s fantastic to be here. It’s our fourth user conference, and this one, I promise you, is going to be the most important, the most significant, and the most exciting when it comes to product announcements and what’s going on in the engineering and product teams at NGINX. First, let me share with you a little story about disruption to help you understand why it’s important, and why it creates so many fantastic opportunities for all of us. I love traveling, and last weekend, I spent some time in Detroit and went to the Henry Ford Museum, dubbed the [ more… ]

413 Request Entity Too Large on nginx

2017-09-14 KENNETH 0

에러메세지 413 Request Entity Too Large on nginx   Nginx 설정의 client_max_body_size 를 변경해 줘야 한다.. default 값이 1M라고 했던가??   client_max_body_size 50M; 이런 식으로…  

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nginx.conf 2017: Keynote with Gus Robertson

2017-09-13 KENNETH 0

nginx.conf 2017: Keynote with Gus Robertson This post is adapted from the keynote delivered at nginx.conf 2017 in Portland, Oregon, by Gus Robertson, CEO of NGINX, Inc., Speeding Innovation: How NGINX Helps You Deliver Change, Faster and Better on September 5, 2017. Welcome to Portland. It’s fantastic to have you all here. I want to thank you all for coming and making the effort to come up to Portland, if you’re not from Portland. I want to thank, of course, the sponsors who are all outside in the booths. A particular thanks to Red Hat. Many of you probably know that I used to work for Red Hat. It’s great to have their support and have their sponsorship here, as well as all the other sponsors, and for the staff. I want to thank our staff for putting this together. [ more… ]

nginx.conf 2017 Keynote: NGINX CEO Gus Robertson

2017-09-13 KENNETH 0

nginx.conf 2017 Keynote: NGINX CEO Gus Robertson This blog post is one of six NGINX team keynotes from nginx.conf 2017. Together, these blog posts introduce the NGINX Application Platform, new products, and product and strategy updates. The blog posts are: This post: Speeding Innovation, Gus Robertson (video here) NGINX Product Roadmap, Owen Garrett (video here) Introducing NGINX Controller, Chris Stetson and Rachael Passov (video here) Introducing NGINX Unit, Igor Sysoev and Nick Shadrin (video here, demo here) To come: The Future of Open Source at NGINX, Ed Robinson (video here) To come: NGINX Amplify demo, Owen Garrett (video here) You may also wish to view the conference video playlist on the NGINX YouTube Channel. Welcome to Portland. It’s fantastic to have you all here. I want to thank you all for coming and making the effort to come up to Portland, if you’re not from Portland. I want [ more… ]