The shared dictionary function enables you set up NGINX without the need to restart when rotating SSL/TLS certificates.
Announcing NGINX Plus R30
NGINX Plus Release 30 (R30) introduces native support for QUIC+HTTP/3, per-worker connection telemetry, and a diagnostic package. Explore these exciting new features along with NGINX JavaScript enhancements, bug fixes, and more.
5 Videos from Sprint 2022 that Reeled Us In
Watch on-demand videos of 5 of our favorite sessions at NGINX Sprint 2022, covering OpenTelemetry, Kubernetes connectivity, NGINX JavaScript, NGINX Unit, and more.
NGINX Unit Greets Autumn 2022 with New Features (a Statistics Engine!) and Exciting Plans
NGINX Unit 1.25.0 through 1.28.0 introduce a statistics engine for observability, more contexts for using variables, enhanced support for X-Forwarded-* headers, and new syntax for the 'share' option.
Make Your NGINX Config Even More Modular and Reusable with njs 0.7.7
NGINX JavaScript module (njs) 0.7.7 makes it easier than ever to customize your NGINX configuration, with local declaration of JavaScript code, context-dependent behavior control, and a new FileHandle object.
The Future of NGINX: Getting Back to Our Open Source Roots
At NGINX Sprint 2022, we're focusing on our open source roots. Find out about the initiatives we're pursuing in the coming year and let us know what you'd like to see.
Announcing NGINX Plus R27
NGINX Plus R27 introduces keepalive connections for health checks, support for Kernel TLS, more TLS metrics, custom error codes for JWT validation failures, and more.
Announcing NGINX Plus R26
NGINX Plus R26 introduces faster JWT validation with JSON Web Key Set caching and hardened TLS handshakes for improved security. New NGINX JavaScript features include enhanced support for asynchronous functions and an implementation of the WebCrypto API.
Announcing NGINX Plus R25
NGINX Plus R25 introduces more sophisticated authentication use cases with JWT, JWS, and JWE; counts of individual HTTP status codes; dynamic certificate loading for mTLS with upstream servers; hardened security for HTTP request processing; and NGINX JavaScript enhancements.
Scaling MySQL with TCP Load Balancing and Galera Cluster
TCP load balancing of MySQL nodes in a Galera cluster takes advantage of NGINX Plus' advanced features, including high availability, health checks, logging, and monitoring. We also use NGINX JavaScript to extract the contents of request and response packets for logging the SQL method in each client request.
