Nginx

Nginx is a popular, open-source web server software that enables efficient, scalable, and secure delivery of web content, often used for load balancing, reverse proxying, and caching. As a versatile and widely adopted tool in the DevOps landscape, nginx helps developers and system administrators optimize website performance, manage traffic, and improve overall infrastructure reliability.

Nginx

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