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Set up a private git server
In this post we are going to install a private git server, that can be used for small to medium size personal projects. The described process works on any Red Hat based distribution, e.g. CentOS or Fedora, but it should be easy to implement it on other distributions as well.
Continue ReadingUse Nginx to host multiple SSL secured websites with one external IP address
In this post, I will describe how to host multiple SSL secured domains on a Linux server with only one external IP address. For a task like this, I usually prefer Nginx as a Reverse Proxy that is used to forward incoming requests to the corresponding backend applications.
Continue ReadingSecure SSH access with certificate based authentication and firewall rules
When I set up a new Linux server, I usually take couple of steps to secure the way I connect to the box using SSH. In this post I will walk you through the process to secure SSH access using firewall rules, changing the SSH port and enabling certificate based authentication. In this example I used a CentOS 7 box.
Continue ReadingMultiple domains and SSL certificates on one Nginx server
Recently I had to find a solution to host multiple web applications on a Virtual Private Server (VPS). Both applications are accessed by different domain names, each of them using separate SSL certificates. In this post I explain how to configure Nginx to fulfill these requirements.
Continue ReadingForward remote IP address from Nginx to a Spring Boot application
This post explains how to forward the remote IP address of a client to a Spring Boot application when routing traffic through Nginx (reverse proxy).
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