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We discuss how NGINX’s OpenSSL Compatibility Layer circumvents challenges with QUIC TLS interfaces that are not currently supported by OpenSSL.
Learn MoreThe NGINX Unit WebAssembly module “technology preview” showcases the potential for server-side Wasm while providing a lightweight server for running web applications.
Learn MoreWith 1Password’s CLI tool, you can ensure the security of your NGINX Plus containers from the moment you build them. Learn more in this quick guide.
Learn MoreLearn how to deploy, configure, manage, secure, and monitor your Kubernetes Ingress controller with NGINX to deliver apps and APIs on-premises and in the cloud.
Learn about OpenSSL, everyday use cases, advantages, and common alternatives
Learn how QUIC+HTTP/3 work and why you might want to choose them for improvement of security and performance.
Learn how to secure and scale your API operations, fight API sprawl, and build a resilient API platform with F5 NGINX.
Learn how NGINX’s API Connectivity Stack can help you automate, monitor, and secure APIs across multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
A software bill of materials (SBOM) ensures transparency, security, compliance in open source software (OSS). It provides visibility, aids vulnerability management, and ensures compliance.
Discover the advantages and risks of open source software (OSS). Learn about government mandates, security practices, and the benefits of support contracts.
Discover the world of Internet of Things (IoT) and its impact on industries. Learn about IoT devices, platforms, benefits, and challenges. Find out how NGINX can optimize and secure your IoT traffic.
Learn what MQTT is, how it is different from HTTP, and ways MQTT can be used for device-to-machine communication in the Internet of Things (IoT) and other use cases.
gRPC is a high-performance, open-source framework by Google for building APIs using HTTP/2. It offers efficient communication, streaming capabilities, language support, and compatibility with cloud-native technologies, making it ideal for inter-service communication in microservices architectures.
