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NGINX Plus Sizing Guide: How We Tested
NGINX and NGINX Plus get superior performance from standard hardware. This follow-up to our sizing guide tells you how to achieve the performance we quoted.
5 Reasons to Switch to Software Load Balancing
Explore five reasons to switch to a software load balancer like NGINX Plus, including cost savings, DevOps adoption, & one solution for all environments.
Announcing the Free NGINX Cookbook Series
Get up and running quickly with the exclusive NGINX Cookbook published by O’Reilly Media. It covers important use cases like load balancing, caching and HA.
Choosing the Right Load Balancer on Amazon: AWS Application Load Balancer vs. NGINX Plus
There's a new option for load balancing on AWS: the Application Load Balancer option of ELB. We compare NGINX Plus R9 and its advanced feature set.
nginx.conf 2016 Preview 1: NGINX Speakers
Take advantage of the early bird discount for nginx.conf 2016 now! Read about NGINX speakers in this blog post.
Five Reasons to Switch to Software for Load Balancing
Our latest ebook is Five Reasons to Switch to Software for Load Balancing. Replace slow, hard to manage hardware ADCs with software. Download your copy now.
NGINX and ZooKeeper, Dynamic Load Balancing and Deployments
At nginx.conf 2015, Derek DeJonghe discussed cloud and DevOps concepts, dynamic load balancing, microservices, and autoscaling distributed architectures.
Maximizing Python Performance with NGINX, Part 2: Load Balancing and Monitoring
Maximize the performance of Python in multiserver deployments with advanced load balancing, application health checks, and live activity monitoring.
NGINX and NGINX Plus Everywhere
Explore the benefits of replacing hardware load balancers with NGINX Plus everywhere in your infrastructure – for load balancing, caching, and web serving