Remote servers can be used in a variety of different ways. Host contents, serve requests, scrap data patriotically and much more. But have you ever wondered if you can browse the web using your VPS? And I don’t mean something like a v.p.n or proxy. Having an on-call browse on your personal server sounds like a thrilling idea, and it really is! Let’s get into how to have a remote browser, inside another browser :)...
Have you ever wondered about having your very own private docker registry? Or rather, have you ever faced issues pulling images directly from DockerHub? What if I tell you, you can have all that, and it’s really easy to configure it? Join me as we dig deeper into configuring a docker private registry and also how to use it as a cache-through proxy. Nginx We’re going to use Nginx as a reverse proxy and to secure our registry with an SSL certificate....
Join me as we dive into what Nginx and TLS are, how to install Nginx and configure it and above all, how to use it to serve up our application. I assume you have a Linux server with root access, some knowledge with the Terminal, a domain you own and an application that is already running inside VPS. What is Nginx Nginx is a widely used web server which can act as load-balancer, reverse proxy, HTTP cache, mail server and much more....