Category: News

Explore NGINX Gateway Fabric 1.2.0, now with enhanced security, URL rewriting, NGINX Plus support, and telemetry insights for optimal Kubernetes performance.

NGINX One takes the core NGINX data plane software you're familiar with and enhances it with SaaS-based tools for observability, management, and security.

NGINX One will soon be available “as-a-service,” with a single license and a unified management console for enterprise-wide security, availability, observability, and scalability.

NGINX Plus R31 introduces native support for NGINX usage reporting, QUIC+HTTP/3 improvements and optimizations, a new directive in NGINX JavaScript to run content at periodic intervals, bug fixes, and much more.

This video stops by the NGINX booth at KubeCon, where we unveiled our implementation of the Kubernetes Gateway API.

Learn about the first major release of NGINX Gateway Fabric, our Kubernetes Gateway API implementation built on the NGINX data plane, and how it enables extensibility, reduces complexity, and more.

When new CVEs are reported, it’s easy to become confused by their applicability to a particular NGINX Ingress controller tool because there are multiple projects out there. This blog discusses the CVEs and how to distinguish between different Ingress controller projects to clear the confusion.

Learn why we use NGINX JavaScript in our Kubernetes Gateway API implementation for HTTP request matching to solve challenges when routing rules become too complex for Go templates.

The Gateway API is an evolution of the Ingress resource that reimagines how connectivity is handled in Kubernetes. We discuss why we chose creating a new implementation, NGINX Gateway Fabric, rather than adding Gateway API specifications to NGINX Ingress Controller.

Update your NGINX configuration to mitigate a possible denial-of-service attack implemented on the server-side portion of the HTTP/2 specification.