Deployment Guides
- Amazon Web Services
- Active-Active High Availability with Network Load Balancer
- Active-Passive High Availability with Elastic IP Addresses
- Global Server Load Balancing with Amazon Route 53
- About NGINX Plus
- Topology for Global Load Balancing with Amazon Route 53 and NGINX Plus
- Prerequisites
- Configuring Global Server Load Balancing
- Appendix
- Creating Amazon EC2 Instances
- Setting Up an NGINX Demo Environment
- Google Cloud Platform
- All-Active High Availability
- Design and Topology
- Prerequisites
- Task 1: Creating a Project and Firewall Rules
- Task 2: Creating Source Instances
- Task 3: Creating “Gold” Images
- Task 4: Creating Instance Templates
- Task 5: Creating Image Health Checks
- Task 6: Creating Instance Groups
- Task 7: Configuring GCE Network Load Balancer
- Task 8: Testing the All-Active Load Balancing Deployment
- All-Active High Availability
- Load Balancing Third-Party Servers
- Apache Tomcat
- About NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus
- About Apache Tomcat
- Prerequisites and System Requirements
- Configuring an SSL/TLS Certificate for Client Traffic
- Creating and Modifying Configuration Files
- Configuring Basic Load Balancing with NGINX Open Source or NGINX Plus
- Configuring Enhanced Load Balancing with NGINX Plus
- Resources
- Microsoft Exchange
- About NGINX Plus
- Using This Guide
- Prerequisites and System Requirements
- Configuring DNS, Exchange, and Firewalls
- Configuring an SSL/TLS Certificate for Client Traffic
- Configuring NGINX Plus
- Completing the Configuration of Load Balancing
- Node.js
- About NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus
- About Node.js
- Prerequisites and System Requirements
- Configuring an SSL/TLS Certificate for Client Traffic
- Creating and Modifying Configuration Files
- Configuring Basic Load Balancing with NGINX Open Source or NGINX Plus
- Configuring Enhanced Load Balancing with NGINX Plus
- Resources
- Oracle E-Business Suite
- About NGINX Plus and Oracle EBS
- Prerequisites and System Requirements
- Architectural Design
- Configuring Firewalls
- Configuring an SSL/TLS Certificate for Client Traffic
- Configuring Oracle EBS
- Configuring NGINX Plus for Oracle EBS
- Creating and Modifying Configuration Files
- Configuring Global Settings
- Configuring Virtual Servers for HTTP and HTTPS Traffic
- Setting the Default MIME Type
- Configuring Load Balancing
- Configuring Session Persistence
- Configuring HTTP/2 Support
- Configuring Application Health Checks
- Configuring Caching for Application Acceleration
- Configuring Advanced Logging and Monitoring
- Configuring Backup Servers for Disaster Recovery
- Configuring NGINX Plus for High Availability
- Configuring Multiple Web Entry Points
- Full Configuration Files
- Resources
- Oracle WebLogic Server
- About NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus
- About Oracle WebLogic Server and Oracle Java Cloud Service
- Prerequisites and System Requirements
- Configuring an SSL/TLS Certificate for Client Traffic
- Creating and Modifying Configuration Files
- Configuring Basic Load Balancing with NGINX Open Source or NGINX Plus
- Configuring Enhanced Load Balancing with NGINX Plus
- Resources
- Wildfly and JBoss
- About NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus
- About Wildfly and JBoss
- Prerequisites and System Requirements
- Configuring an SSL/TLS Certificate for Client Traffic
- Creating and Modifying Configuration Files
- Configuring Basic Load Balancing with NGINX Open Source or NGINX Plus
- Configuring Enhanced Load Balancing with NGINX Plus
- Resources
- Apache Tomcat
- Migrating Configuration from Hardware ADCs
- Citrix ADC
- About NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus
- Prerequisites
- Mapping Citrix ADC Networking Concepts to NGINX Plus
- Converting Citrix ADC Load Balancer Configuration to NGINX Plus
- Configuring High Availability
- Logging in Citrix ADC and NGINX Plus
- F5 BIG-IP LTM
- About NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus
- NGINX Plus Deployment Scenarios
- Prerequisites
- Mapping F5 BIG-IP LTM Networking Concepts to NGINX Plus
- Converting F5 BIG-IP LTM Load-Balancer Configuration to NGINX Plus
- Summary of Converted Load Balancer Configuration
- Citrix ADC
- Enabling Single Sign-On for Proxied Applications