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Nginx HTTP Server : Basic Nginx Configuration - Testing your server |
Autobench is a Perl script that makes use of httperf more efficiently it runs continuous tests and automatically increases request rates until your server gets saturated. One of the interesting features of Autobench is that it generates a .tsv report that you can open with various applications to generate graphs. |
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Nginx HTTP Server : Basic Nginx Configuration - A configuration for your profile |
Following this long list of directives from the base modules, we can begin to envision a first configuration adapted to your profile in terms of targeted traffic and, more importantly, to your hardware. In this section, we will first take a closer look at the default configuration file to understand the implications of each setting. |
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Extending Dynamics AX 2009 (part 1) |
The wizard framework supplies the programming infrastructure to create wizards with a consistent look and feel. When developing wizards, you should follow some simple guidelines to ensure that all the wizards you create have the same general style and are as helpful as possible to the user. |
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Nginx HTTP Server : Basic Nginx Configuration - Configuration file syntax |
A configuration file is generally a text file that is edited by the administrator and parsed by a program. By specifying a set of values, you define the behavior of the program. In Linux-based operating systems, a large share of applications rely on vast, complex configuration files, which often turn out to be a nightmare to manage. |
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