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We maintain a number of open source nginx modules for our package repository at deb.myguard.nl. When we pulled in the zstd-nginx-module —…
Migrating from NGINX to Angie on myguard packages is basically copy-paste with a find-and-replace. Same modules, same config syntax, same everything — but with native ACME, a JSON status API, and development by NGINX’s original authors. Here’s the full migration guide, including an automated script.
ML-KEM (Kyber) is in OpenSSL 3.5. Chrome has shipped hybrid X25519+ML-KEM since 2024. Here is what post-quantum TLS actually is, why it matters before quantum computers exist, and exactly how to configure NGINX and Angie for hybrid PQC key exchange today.
Learn how to configure TLS for maximum security and achieve a perfect A+++ rating on SSLLabs. A comprehensive guide covering cipher selection, certificates, and cryptographic best practices.
PageSpeed: A Love Letter to Google’s Golden Goose (And Why It’s Dying) Google PageSpeed Insights was revolutionary. For years, it was THE…
Angie ACME: Stop Paying Certbot Rent (It’s Free!) – A Beginner’s Guide to Native Let’s Encrypt Stop paying for certificate management tools.…
Angie vs NGINX – Complete Comparison & Migration Guide You’ve been running NGINX for years. It works reliably. But you keep hearing…
Angie and NGINX on Kubernetes: Helm, Ingress, WAF, HTTP/3 and TLS Running Angie or NGINX on Kubernetes requires proper configuration for load…
Angie native ACME: configure free TLS certificates from Let’s Encrypt or any RFC 8555 CA directly in nginx.conf. No Certbot, no cron. Covers basic setup, SAN certificates, staging, HTTP redirect, auto-renewal, and a migration guide from Certbot.
The OpenSSL that ships with your distro handles everything — mail clients, SSH daemons, package managers. That’s the problem. openssl-nginx is a lean, performance-tuned OpenSSL 3.5 built specifically for NGINX and Angie: kTLS offload, faster elliptic curves, hardware entropy, and zero legacy bloat.