To optimize Nginx performance, one must configure the number of worker processes efficiently, ideally matching them to the number of available CPU cores, but adjustments may be necessary depending on workload and resources.
Dynamic worker process adjustment based on real-time load monitoring can significantly enhance resource utilization by allocating worker processes as needed, responding to the actual load rather than static configurations.
Nginx’s load balancing offers several algorithms, such as round-robin and least-connected, with the right choice depending on the application requirements and specific traffic patterns.
Compression techniques like gzip and Brotli help enhance response latency and reduce bandwidth usage, making them vital for overall performance in Nginx configurations.
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