When helping NGINX users, we see the same configuration mistakes over and over again. Occasionally, these configurations are even written by fellow NGINX engineers!
Some misconfigurations are worse than others. Minor mistakes might just hurt NGINX performance a bit, but others can introduce serious security vulnerabilities. Not only can those mistakes result in data loss, they have the potential to snowball into countless other negative side effects: data breaches, loss of reputation, and ex‑customers.
In this webinar, we explore five of the most prevalent NGINX misconfigurations. Learn how to detect them and – most importantly – how to avoid and correct them.
About NGINX configuration best practices
How to detect and track down misconfigurations
Ways to securely configure your NGINX instances
Timo Stark
Product Management Engineer
Robert Haynes
Technical Marketing Manager