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NGINX and Web Server Technologies
1. Foundations of Web Server Technology
2. Introduction to NGINX
3. Installation and Initial Setup
4. NGINX Configuration Fundamentals
5. Serving Static Content
6. NGINX as a Reverse Proxy
7. Load Balancing with NGINX
8. Caching Strategies and Implementation
9. Security Configuration and Hardening
10. Logging and Monitoring
11. Performance Optimization
12. Advanced Configuration and Modules
13. NGINX in Modern Infrastructure
Caching Strategies and Implementation
Web Caching Principles
Cache Types and Hierarchies
Cache Policies
Cache Invalidation Strategies
Performance Benefits
NGINX Caching Architecture
Proxy Cache Overview
Cache Storage Management
Cache Key Generation
Cache Zones
Proxy Cache Configuration
Cache Path Setup
Cache Directory Structure
Cache Size Limits
Cache Cleanup
Cache Key Configuration
Default Cache Keys
Custom Cache Keys
Variable-Based Keys
Cache Validity Rules
Response Code Caching
Header-Based Caching
Time-Based Expiration
Cache Control Headers
Cache-Control Directive
Expires Header
ETag Handling
Last-Modified Processing
Pragma Directive
Cache Management
Cache Purging
Manual Purging
Automated Purging
Selective Purging
Cache Bypass
Bypass Conditions
Cache Miss Handling
Cache Lock
Concurrent Request Handling
Lock Timeout Configuration
Advanced Caching Features
Microcaching
Short-Term Caching
Dynamic Content Caching
Cache Slicing
Large File Caching
Bandwidth Optimization
Cache Revalidation
Conditional Requests
Background Updates
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