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Nginx Troubleshooting

Nginx Troubleshooting

By : Alexey Kapranov
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Nginx Troubleshooting

Nginx Troubleshooting

By: Alexey Kapranov

Overview of this book

Nginx is clearly winning the race to be the dominant software to power modern websites. It is fast and open source, maintained with passion by a brilliant team. This book will help you maintain your Nginx instances in a healthy and predictable state. It will lead you through all the types of problems you might encounter as a web administrator, with a special focus on performance and migration from older software. You will learn how to write good configuration files and will get good insights into Nginx logs. It will provide you solutions to problems such as missing or broken functionality and also show you how to tackle performance issues with the Nginx server. A special chapter is devoted to the art of prevention, that is, monitoring and alerting services you may use to detect problems before they manifest themselves on a big scale. The books ends with a reference to error and warning messages Nginx could emit to help you during incident investigations.
Table of Contents (10 chapters)
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A. Rare Nginx Error Messages
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Appendix A. Rare Nginx Error Messages

We conclude our book with a reference of interesting and not very common error messages that you might encounter in your log files. The table in this appendix may be an emergency reference or another peek into what could go wrong in your setup. In general, Nginx is pretty good at reporting its own problems. The messages usually have a standard format with common items, such as severity, function name, and pointers to external data that caused the problem.

We would recommend against leaving this table unread until a problem occurs because the notes column may contain interesting insights into how Nginx works and help you understand it better. Some of these messages you might not see in your real working experience, which is okay, as the error conditions are exceptions by definition.

could not open error log file: open() "/var/log/nginx/error.log" failed

This is a very common error, which usually indicates problems with permissions...

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