Summary
Most of the problems you can run into will occur during the early configuration stages while you test your server before production. These problems are usually easier to deal with because you are mentally prepared for the challenge, and more importantly, because NGINX points out syntax or configuration errors on startup. It is, on the other hand, much more difficult to identify the cause of malfunctions while your websites are actually in production. But once again, NGINX saves the day: if you properly configure log files (both access and error logs) and adopt the habit of reading them regularly, you will find that problem-solving is made easy.
This concludes our journey with NGINX, throughout which we have walked through a large number of subjects, from the basic mechanisms of the HTTP server to web application deployment and troubleshooting.
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