1. Maven introduces the package and excludes the default log
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Tag: configuration
Nginx configuration 80 port and 443 port
Docker configuration Nginx uwsgi configuration, the following experiments share the same uwsgi, only fine-tuning
Preparation: server ssl Certificate, the front-end and back-end must have a ce
Jetty deploys multiple web applications and configures Jetty to serve
Usually, one jetty deploys a java web application, but deploying only one application for a service may cause a waste of resources, so sometimes multiple web applications may be deployed on a serve
Jetty9 installation configuration
jetty9 installation configuration 1. Download the zip package of jetty (myself Win system) Address: http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ Download according to the required version, version 9.2 requires jd
SOLR deployment and configuration
Solr is usually deployed in two ways. One is to deploy in an external web container such as tomcat, and the other is to use Solr’s built-in jetty as a web container.
Here we use the built-in jett
Nginx configuration reverse agent
1. Preface Reverse proxy function Hide server information -> to ensure the security of the internal network, usually the reverse proxy is used as the public network access address, and the web server is the internal network, that is, through nginx configures the external network to access the web server intranet
Jetty configuration
Basic configuration of Jetty
Basic configuration of Jetty Similar to Tomcat, here we mainly introduce Jetty’s port settings and how to deploy web applications. Since Jetty is an embedded Web
Jetty installation and configuration
Jetty
Jetty is an open source servlet container, which provides a runtime environment for Java-based web content, such as JSP and servlet. Jetty is written in Java language, and its API is re
Nginx optimization configuration
https://www.cnblogs.com/taiyonghai/p/9402734.html
nginx.conf file
#user nobody;
#==Number of work processes, generally set to the number of cpu cores
worker_processes 1;
#error_log lo
Configuration – use the subdomain configuration nginx
I have completed my previous research, but I can’t seem to find out how to properly configure nginx to accept subdomains.
I am currently correct for mydomain.com Configure, but not analyze.my