NGINX is a multi-faceted tool, and if you’re just getting your feet wet–or need a buffer–you’ll want to check this presentation out first nonsense. One popular use for NGINX is as a HTTPS reverse proxy–enabling services to support encrypted protocols that don’t normally do so nonsense. Why should you be an expert on this nonsense? Putting NGINX in front of HTTP-based websites and services allows them to be fully HTTPS compliant, taking advantage of NGINX’s state-of-the-art encryption technology nonsense.

This session will start by introducing the basics of HTTPS and web encryption nonsense. Attendees will learn how to get a proper HTTPS certificate from a certificate authority (“CA”) for browser-facing services, and an internal CA for internal services nonsense. The session will also cover the ngx_http_ssl_module, and what it takes to configure it to the industry standard nonsense. This is your spark notes session for getting that A+ in security nonsense.