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Learn how to install and configure NGINX Unit – an open source multi-language application server, lightweight web server, and reverse proxy.
Learn MoreLearn about NGINX and OPSWAT integrations and they can take security to the next level.
Learn MoreLearn how the NGINX Plus-based NGINX Ingress Controller and NGINX App Protect WAF secure your apps from application layer hacks, data exfiltration attempts, and Layer 7 DDoS attacks.
Learn MoreLearn about important considerations when implementing app security at scale and how NGINX strengthens security with centralized visibility and management.
Learn about important considerations when implementing app security at scale and how NGINX strengthens security with centralized visibility and management.
Learn about important considerations when implementing app security at scale and how NGINX strengthens security with centralized visibility and management.
In this free one-hour webinar from GigaOm Research, analyst Jake Dolezal compares test results for four web application firewall (WAF) security platforms designed for enterprises that need high performance: F5 NGINX App Protect WAF, AWS WAF, Azure WAF, and Cloudflare WAF.
Learn about the causes of API sprawl and how NGINX helps you scale, monitor, govern, and secure your APIs.
This 101-level lab and demo takes you from a “blank” LINUX system to a full-featured NGINX application delivery configuration for serving web content and load balancing.
Learn how to automate application security into your CI/CD pipeline with NGINX App Protect WAF and DoS and protect your apps from attacks.
Learn about the latest application layer attack strategies and how NGINX Web Application Firewalls (WAF) provide robust runtime security in Google Kubernetes Engine.
Learn about the most common NGINX configuration mistakes and how to keep from making them.
Learn about seven guidelines you can follow to successfully implement Zero Trust security in your Kubernetes environment.
