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Install Varnish Cache on Ubuntu 24.04 in front of Nginx, write a VCL with health checks, cookie rules and purging, and verify cache hits with varnishstat.
Enable .htaccess in Apache on Ubuntu 24.04 and use it for HTTPS redirects, clean URLs, password protection, security headers, browser caching and error pages.
Harden Apache and Nginx on Ubuntu 24.04: hide versions, disable directory listing, limit requests, enforce modern TLS, add security headers and ban attackers.
Configure Apache and Nginx access logs with response times on Ubuntu 24.04, analyze traffic with awk and GoAccess, and control log rotation with logrotate.
Limit requests per client in Nginx on Ubuntu 24.04 with limit_req and limit_conn: burst handling, stricter login limits, IP allowlists, 429 responses and tests.
Install Apache on Ubuntu 24.04, open the firewall, set up a virtual host, enable key modules, harden the defaults and add a free HTTPS certificate with Certbot.
Install Nginx on Ubuntu 24.04, open the firewall, create a server block for your domain, harden the defaults, add rate limiting and enable HTTPS with Certbot.
Compare Apache and Nginx by architecture, configuration, PHP handling, reverse proxying and security, with equivalent config examples to pick the right server.
Host several websites on one Ubuntu 24.04 server with Apache virtual hosts, with a www redirect, per-site logs, PHP-FPM and free Let's Encrypt certificates.
Host several sites on one Ubuntu 24.04 server with Nginx server blocks, including a catch-all default, www redirects, a reverse proxy and free HTTPS.
Get a free Let's Encrypt SSL/TLS certificate with Certbot on Ubuntu 24.04, enable HTTPS on Nginx or Apache, issue wildcard certificates and test auto-renewal.
Generate a private key and CSR with OpenSSL, install a commercial or self-signed SSL certificate and its chain on Nginx or Apache in Ubuntu 24.04.
Enable HTTP/2 on Nginx and Apache in Ubuntu 24.04, switch Apache to the event MPM with PHP-FPM, and verify the protocol with curl, OpenSSL and your browser.
Set up Nginx as a reverse proxy on Ubuntu 24.04: forward requests to a backend app, pass client headers, support WebSockets, load balance and add HTTPS.
