Imagine you have some media files published (static http(s) links) on your website for targeted customers, which have been very popular recently. Other sites (search engine) started finding links of your media and putting it on their websites or people started sharing your media links with others. Suddenly you see surge of download on your […]
Month: October 2018
Configure Nginx as a web server and reverse proxy for Nodejs application on Azure Windows
Introduction: NodeJs applications are “Single threaded Event Loop” i.e there is a single thread listening to all incoming requests. On receiving a request, it immediately publish it to its internal “event queue” and is ready to receive the next request. It also polls event queue for any pending tasks and processes Non-blocking I/O tasks. For […]