I absolutely love this! As someone who made several videos on NginX I understand how difficult to summarize this tech in 100 seconds. Amazing as usual.
I was wondering what buffer and filler to put in the Nginx video to make it up to 100 seconds. Typically developer spends 15 seconds editing configuration file and lately, machines are doing it automatically with stubs that insert domain name and that's it.
Was just gonna make this exact comment. 2 seconds into the comment I hear how he pronounces it and I realize what a buffoon I was for calling it "Nuh-Jynx" in my head this whole time LOL.
I was just getting into it then the 100 secs were up. Maybe it created a 200 sec followup, and then a 400 sec after that might be cool. just a thought. Love your content
This is not really that bad. Just read about it several days and listen several videos about it and you'll be fine. It may be scary first, but you won't believe how much you actually can understand when given enough time.
It was actually quite the opposite for me Using nginx made me realize how everything works. Beforehand, concepts that were taught out of context, like IPs DNSs, nameservers, and others, really confused me. Using nginx just let me see through a more practical point of view
@@jamhamtime1878 Exactly using Nginx will give you idea how a request from user reach to server and back to user. It's quite confusing at first but once you understand it's not that hard.
Man I found out about nginx after my server was getting destroyed by thousands of concurrent requests. By far the easiest Web server to configure and deal with. Wasted so long in Apache trash, only to find out nginx exists. So glad I did. Load balancing op
this is good, now can we have a bit more than 100 seconds :) this is one of the things that personally kill me, docs of ngix don't help, so I usually end up doing my complicated reroutes in nodejs, wish I understood better how routing works
What about a follow up about nginx for deploying multiple dockers as backend that listen to the same port and the traffic gets redirected depending on the URI? For example, one for production, one for testing and one for development.
Ah, that sounds like how we setup servers at my workplace, i love it, just copy and paste the folder with the server docker compose and folders so i have a duplicate, edit a couple files to give it a new port and name, run it, define a subdomain and configure the file in nginx and voila, new test server
A small question if someone could kindly answer. As a noob soon to be backend engineer i can't understand how to use nginx and still handle authentication with cookies etc. For example in express i can serve some endpoints only if a user is authenticated, for example an admin panel. How do i achieve this using nginx/apache or any web server. The main reason is to avoid serving static files with express itself which i read is not the recommended way. Thanks in advance and i hope i made myself clear.
Thanks for answering. I get it that it gets handled by the application server but i don't know how to properly combine it with nginx. I didn't find any tutorials doing exactly that, most people do authentication in express and serving files with it.
I've been working with Nginx for literally about a year. At my job, not at home, and im still not fully sure of all of its capabilities. Some systems to me make sense. Like docker... docker-compose...apache... But Nginx just fucks my brain up.
I've been calling it "nnnnGEENX ??" ever since I started my web programming class this semester. Since we're all online, no one has been around to correct my dumbassery. Thank you for doing it before someone made fun of me
damn youtube algorithm going mental. Like 2 days ago i had to write a script for a company to change all their vhost_nginx.conf files and now this is in my recommended
Rials is application server software It’s not a web sever It’s a framework for building all the things Anything can be built with Ruby Rails is for the web Why nginx?? Load balancing Modules Apache Http2 /etc /tmp /var Unix domain sockets The os can optimize it / Labels 🏷️
It's crazy cool! I needed to host two websites but did not want to spend money on a new IP address. I setup nginx reverse proxy and pointed one domain to each website under the same IP and port. It's free real estate
can you make a 100s about sub-domains ,can you also go beyond 100s and explain how you can run two seperate webserver (.NET and Nodejs... etc) with nginx, one being the main domain and the other being the sub domain
Bruh, I love you but hate you... You have just explained NGINX to me better than anyone has ever done, yet it took me this goddamn long to even find a proper explanation! Why is it so hard for people to just explain what a program can do?
One question I don’t see addressed is: why Nginx and not Apache? Apache was around before Nginx, and can do much the same things; why is the new guy preferable?
well, if i am making this video, i wont mention those Linux specific paths, also, draw clear boundry between Nginx and webapp or other application instances, serving static files directly from Nginx file system is a very bad example for beginners to learn how Nginx really works. Apart from HTTP, an example of general TCP load balancing config should be given, plus, maybe a bit into those LB policies/implmentations.
Nice content but this 100 sec videos feels like chit sheets and are for those who already know the terminology. For beginners it's to fast and gets nothing from it. Would be batter if you make 8-10 mins videos instead
You don't even need to use google inspection tool to see nginx, just go to any of my websites and you'll most likely will be greeted with "404 nginx" or most likely "500 nginx"
A medical student who should be studying bacteria, viruses and plants and animals, is here wondering what's Nginx. I saw it in a piracy app for movies and series.
Хоть я по английски и не понимаю, но в видео было очень понятно объяснено и я понял суть некоторых вещей который в русскоязычных туториалах очень плохо объясняют. Спасибо.
I am struggling like crazy to use nginx on plesk to serve docker images. Where on earth am I supposed to make the set up while all the documentation online is outdated compared to the web interface?
That was really nice intro to the beast but wish if have taken an extra step into its event loop and its request processing model. Keep up the fantastic work. Really loving ur videos
I absolutely love this! As someone who made several videos on NginX I understand how difficult to summarize this tech in 100 seconds. Amazing as usual.
but 100s not enough!
I was wondering what buffer and filler to put in the Nginx video to make it up to 100 seconds. Typically developer spends 15 seconds editing configuration file and lately, machines are doing it automatically with stubs that insert domain name and that's it.
Videos
Nice to see one of my favourite content creators on youtube, on a video from another of my favourite content creator on youtube. :D
We love you too for your content :)🤩
Just learned it's pronounced Engine X ... I've been calling it N-Jinx all this time.
Was just gonna make this exact comment. 2 seconds into the comment I hear how he pronounces it and I realize what a buffoon I was for calling it "Nuh-Jynx" in my head this whole time LOL.
we've all been there, I remember ordering an akai (acai) bowl once lol
I always hear N ginx when I read it. I have to watch myself when talking with other developers or I'll say it and sound silly
They wanted to name the Server EngineX but the name was already taken. Solution: Name it NGinX and tell people to read EngineX.
Same here lol
Dude make web assembly in 100 seconds !
hohoho
that's a good challenge
Oooo!!!!! That's a good one!
Yesss
Yes
What he did it lol
I was just getting into it then the 100 secs were up. Maybe it created a 200 sec followup, and then a 400 sec after that might be cool. just a thought. Love your content
yeah cool tech and great video left me wanting more as well
How about just one longer tutorial on setting up nginx on linux or wsl, first alone and then combined with apache server?
Agreed
@fireship do a 100 secs + 10 mins on this one
Yes
Just watched this 5 minutes before my backend developer interview. Now I am pro.
hahahaha; doing the same here. Got a technical interview test next week on node.js/backend and so on.
This is where the web really gets complicated and scary for me. Awesome explanation as always and now I know atleast something about nginx.
This is not really that bad. Just read about it several days and listen several videos about it and you'll be fine. It may be scary first, but you won't believe how much you actually can understand when given enough time.
It was actually quite the opposite for me
Using nginx made me realize how everything works. Beforehand, concepts that were taught out of context, like IPs DNSs, nameservers, and others, really confused me. Using nginx just let me see through a more practical point of view
@@jamhamtime1878 Exactly using Nginx will give you idea how a request from user reach to server and back to user. It's quite confusing at first but once you understand it's not that hard.
Fun fact about this channel if you have watched all 100 seconds vedios series, congratulations you are system designer!
keep it up, you always amaze me with how much information you fit into these short videos!
You missed that Nginx was developed by Russian developer Igor Sysoev.
Man I found out about nginx after my server was getting destroyed by thousands of concurrent requests. By far the easiest Web server to configure and deal with. Wasted so long in Apache trash, only to find out nginx exists. So glad I did. Load balancing op
Dammnn no way you got ddos'ed
@@chris-zlrr it wasn't a ddos just site traffic increased and I didn't realize how taxing basic requests are lol
N=En Gine X Sounds like Elon Musk new upcoming kid name..
Sorry, I will leave now.
lol, it probably took u 100 seconds to write that :)
@@elmotareal haha
1:20 in true NGiNX fashion, you removed a couple of spaces at the first } bracket.
Amazing! Varnish in 100 seconds would be awesome
this is good, now can we have a bit more than 100 seconds :) this is one of the things that personally kill me, docs of ngix don't help, so I usually end up doing my complicated reroutes in nodejs, wish I understood better how routing works
What about a follow up about nginx for deploying multiple dockers as backend that listen to the same port and the traffic gets redirected depending on the URI? For example, one for production, one for testing and one for development.
Ah, that sounds like how we setup servers at my workplace, i love it, just copy and paste the folder with the server docker compose and folders so i have a duplicate, edit a couple files to give it a new port and name, run it, define a subdomain and configure the file in nginx and voila, new test server
A small question if someone could kindly answer. As a noob soon to be backend engineer i can't understand how to use nginx and still handle authentication with cookies etc. For example in express i can serve some endpoints only if a user is authenticated, for example an admin panel. How do i achieve this using nginx/apache or any web server. The main reason is to avoid serving static files with express itself which i read is not the recommended way. Thanks in advance and i hope i made myself clear.
What you want to do is implemented in application logic, this doesn't has to do anything with server
Thanks for answering. I get it that it gets handled by the application server but i don't know how to properly combine it with nginx. I didn't find any tutorials doing exactly that, most people do authentication in express and serving files with it.
you should also explain Apache in 100 seconds
That would only be fair :)
pmuch the same shit but slower compared to nginx
@@h.hristov any proof of concept that is slower?
@@manojo123 yes
@@aureli4nus thanks for the fast reply
Plz Make an in-depth tutorial on nginx
definitly need this one
Finally, a 100 seconds about a topic I know more than the 100 seconds
would understand better if NGINX was compared to Apache.
Simpler and lighter and configuration is similar to virtualhosts.
nginx also better in async connection handling (this think was killing apache several years ago, don't know about now)
Please never stop making these, absolute Legend
Explain Apache
I use this for Kali Linux and Web Development. Thanks.
Caddy in 100 seconds please
These 100 second videos are great. I watch one and I feel like I've done my work for the day
How do I get rid of this crap??! it's blocking my websites!
automatically delicious, gets to the meat and potaoes don't forget the beans. Thank you for hard work put in.
Excellent quick summary!
I've been working with Nginx for literally about a year. At my job, not at home, and im still not fully sure of all of its capabilities. Some systems to me make sense. Like docker... docker-compose...apache...
But Nginx just fucks my brain up.
Please make a video about caddy. I thibk not enough people know about it.
so ngnix is an alternative to appache, right?
I've been calling it "nnnnGEENX ??" ever since I started my web programming class this semester. Since we're all online, no one has been around to correct my dumbassery. Thank you for doing it before someone made fun of me
Redux in 100 seconds
Most videos I watch on 2x speed - Fireship videos I sometimes have to slow to .75x - love the quality content / second on these videos
hey, I have a no code channel, in portuguese, wanna make a collab? I like the styles of your videos and want to translate it for portuguese.
What's the name of the BG music you used in this video?
Man, I'll make it short. I effin love your content. Thanks for making dumb coders like me less dumb by keeping things concise like this.
You're amazing, I will name my son after your channel.
Straight to the point to the perfect tutorial ever. Thank you Fireship :D
What is the difference between NginX and Express JS? Are they comparable or is this an apple and orange type of comparison?
Amazing
I need to redo my nginx config lol. It's so overcomplicated with the default config that is provided, and I could probably slim it down quite a bit.
This video deserves a like for explaining things in 100 seconds
HAproxy in 100 seconds Mr. Fireship
damn youtube algorithm going mental. Like 2 days ago i had to write a script for a company to change all their vhost_nginx.conf files and now this is in my recommended
Please explain the ultimate question of life, universe and everything in 42 seconds
Rials is application server software
It’s not a web sever
It’s a framework for building all the things
Anything can be built with Ruby
Rails is for the web
Why nginx??
Load balancing
Modules
Apache
Http2
/etc
/tmp
/var Unix domain sockets
The os can optimize it
/
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The reverse proxy part, I wanted more on that topic - literally the last second lol
It's crazy cool! I needed to host two websites but did not want to spend money on a new IP address. I setup nginx reverse proxy and pointed one domain to each website under the same IP and port. It's free real estate
Short clear description of Nginx!
SwiftUI in 100 seconds. :)
Love your content.
Nginx is the best piece of software i have seen in decades
Still do not understand where to playe my nodejs app... :-/ But I will test that soon I guess :-)
Damn, this is like "The Matrix":
- Me: I wanna fly an helicopter.
- Operator: there you go. How to fly an helicopter in 100 seconds.
DONE
and I am a stupid south east asian pronouncing it like "ngee-nx" wondering why my coworkers are confused
can you make a 100s about sub-domains ,can you also go beyond 100s and explain how you can run two seperate webserver (.NET and Nodejs... etc) with nginx, one being the main domain and the other being the sub domain
Bruh, I love you but hate you... You have just explained NGINX to me better than anyone has ever done, yet it took me this goddamn long to even find a proper explanation! Why is it so hard for people to just explain what a program can do?
Please make Django in 100 seconds!
Does NGINX have a lot of patches? I need a server with lots of patches. A patchy server, if you will. Can NGINX satisfy my requirements?
One question I don’t see addressed is: why Nginx and not Apache? Apache was around before Nginx, and can do much the same things; why is the new guy preferable?
well, if i am making this video, i wont mention those Linux specific paths, also, draw clear boundry between Nginx and webapp or other application instances, serving static files directly from Nginx file system is a very bad example for beginners to learn how Nginx really works. Apart from HTTP, an example of general TCP load balancing config should be given, plus, maybe a bit into those LB policies/implmentations.
nginx vs apache ? similarities and differences ?
Is nginx what people use for image filters when a url looks like /w500h500_filter(gradient)/path/to/img.jpg ?
Nice content but this 100 sec videos feels like chit sheets and are for those who already know the terminology. For beginners it's to fast and gets nothing from it.
Would be batter if you make 8-10 mins videos instead
Make litespeed server in 100 seconds
That fucking 100 second video just randomly answered a question that three hours of google and stack overflow failed to answer. GGWP
Can it make coffee?
Man, I haven’t configured web servers for years. Apache config files are a special kind of hell.
You don't even need to use google inspection tool to see nginx, just go to any of my websites and you'll most likely will be greeted with "404 nginx" or most likely "500 nginx"
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A medical student who should be studying bacteria, viruses and plants and animals, is here wondering what's Nginx. I saw it in a piracy app for movies and series.
Caddy webserver in 100 seconds could be interesting too :)
Хоть я по английски и не понимаю, но в видео было очень понятно объяснено и я понял суть некоторых вещей который в русскоязычных туториалах очень плохо объясняют.
Спасибо.
The real question is why the hell is it pronounced Engine-X. I've been pronouncing it N-Jinx my entire life.
I am struggling like crazy to use nginx on plesk to serve docker images. Where on earth am I supposed to make the set up while all the documentation online is outdated compared to the web interface?
What is the difference between NginX and Express JS? Are they comparable or is this an apple and orange type of comparison?
Engine-X? That's how you pronounce it? All this time I've been saying Nginxee 😂😂😂
11 seconds too long, so terrible
1:27 just hits different now…
I always called it "en jinx" lmao
What does a Browser actually do? in 100 seconds plz
I love your content and videos, they are awesome
nginx node js and docker
you can also use kubernetes ansible terraform openstack
if you want to automate and create biggg company
Normal people: going to expensive seminars and trainings to learn basics
Me:
oh so its not pronounced N-Jinks
The person who created this video is possibly a big fan of Freakazoid. Hi mom!
He doesnt even waste our time with a stupid intro. thank you!
i understand only 30 second.
That was really nice intro to the beast but wish if have taken an extra step into its event loop and its request processing model. Keep up the fantastic work. Really loving ur videos
502 bad gateway moment
Did anyone else tune out the commentary after seeing the closing brace for server had the wrong amount of indentation?
What??? It's engine-x, not N-jinx?
Yes.. they explain it on their website too. N-Gin-X
Should i use nginx with docker or docker will be the root server? I’m still confused
for serving static files only. I'd prefer just using something like s3. no overhead
^ can confirm. Even just running any OS kernel has overhead.
S3 is slow as molasses when it comes to serving files.
I am new to back end, so how is apache? Any preference or highlight compared to engine X
thanks, just needed to know how to pronounce it, to not sound stupid in a meeting in few minutes, when im about to lie I used it before
If 200 Seconds it will can more understand than this. LOL :)
Can you do a 100 second video for Fresh, Deno's special little boi?
So it's something like Routing? Can anyone explain
it's been years since I started fiddling with web stuff... this stuff makes more sense these days.
You are missing many features, but assuming you speaking about the open source version
Can anyone tell me where i can learn all this in more detail?
If you have trouble setting up nginx config, look no further than nginx config io