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Linux Web Server/Web Application Load Balancing using Nginx
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Linux Web Server/Web Application Load Balancing using Nginx

Learn and configure [HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, UDP] Nginx Load Balance in Linux server for your web site/web application.
Created byKloud Geeks
Last updated 9/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Student will learn what is Load Balancing and why do they need this.
  • Student's will learn how to configure Web App Load Balance in Linux servers.
  • Student's will learn how to configure NginX HTTP Load Balancing
  • Student's will learn how to configure NginX HTTPs Load Balancing
  • Student's will learn how to configure NginX TCP UDP Load Balancing
  • How to setting up multiple application servers for redundancy.

Course content

6 sections • 11 lectures • 1h 54m total length

  • Introduction0:14
  • Introduction to Load Balancing3:43

    In this lecture we will learn about load balance, type of load balance and different types of algorithms that can be use in Load balancing.

Requirements

  • Intermediate level of Linux knowledge.
  • Must have understanding of Linux Web Server (http & https) & it's configurations.
  • Must have knowledge of web server configuration [ Apache, Nginx or any others]. Because we will not cover Web server configuration in this training.
  • How web servers works.

Description

In this course you will learn basic about Load Balancing, load balancing types and algorithms.
You will install and configure Nginx load balance, configure Nginx to forward request from client to your back-end application/web server. I will go through a very basic installation of Web server, but you have to have knowledge of configuring Web server. The I will go through some directives of Nginx configuration. And after that you will configure HTTP Load balancing, HTTPS Load Balancing, TCP/IP Load Balancing using different algorithms. Finally you will configure Nginx, so that we can check health of our server.

Who this course is for:

  • Linux Administrator who wants to learn Load Balancing.
  • Freelancer who wants to learn Load Balancing in Linux Web servers or Web Applications.
  • A new beginners who wants to explore how to configure Load Balancing in Linux.

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