NGINX is a high-performance, open-source web server and reverse proxy server used for serving static content, load balancing, and handling HTTP requests efficiently.
NGINX caching plays a crucial role in enhancing website performance and optimizing the user experience. It does this by storing web content in memory or on disk, allowing NGINX to serve cached pages quickly without regenerating them on every request. This results in faster page load times, reduced bounce rates, and improved user engagement.
Additionally, NGINX caching helps reduce server load and bandwidth usage, leading to lower hosting costs. As an open-source solution, NGINX can be customized freely to meet specific needs, without requiring a paid license—unlike some alternatives such as LiteSpeed.
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