Debian 10 Minimal with Mail Server Nginx

Nginx was first released in 2004 by Igor Sysoev, and it has since become one of the most widely used web servers in the world. It's commonly used to serve static content, such as images and HTML files, as well as dynamic content generated by applications running on the server.

Nginx uses an event-driven, asynchronous architecture that allows it to handle numerous concurrent connections with minimal system resources. This makes it a perfect choice for high-traffic websites and applications. Unlike a normal web server, Nginx does not create one thread for each request, but rather divides it into smaller single-type structures called worker connections. Each such connection is handled by a separate worker process, and after execution, they are merged into a single block that returns the result to the main data processor.

Because of its very low resource consumption, speed, and configuration flexibility, the Nginx web server is often used as a frontend to heavier servers such as Apache in projects with high workloads.

Nginx can be used for load balancing and DDoS attack protection as well as it works like a reverse proxy server. Reverse proxying usually refers to a process in which the server receiving a request from a client does not process it completely by itself, but partially or entirely sends that request to other (upstream) servers for processing.

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