Nginx Jobs

Buscamos un freelancer experto en WordPress avanzado y para integrar nuestro blog en subdominio dentro del dominio principal. Actualmente: Sitio principal: desarrollado en , desplegado en Vercel. Blog: WordPress en blog.misitio.com. (En el momento de Iniciar, indicaremos las URL del Sitio Web) dns gestionado en aws route 53. Queremos que el blog quede accesible en: * Objetivos Configurar rewrites en Vercel () para servir el WordPress bajo /blog. Ajustar WordPress ( y .htaccess) para que funcione correctamente con /blog. Implementar redirecciones 301 de * hacia *. Validar que el admin (/blog/wp-admin/) funcione sin problemas de sesión. Asegurar que SEO (canónicos, sitemap) y analítica (GA4/GTM) funcionen sin perder datos. Skills requeridos WordPress a...

Tengo un servidor dedicado en OVH y necesito que un experto lo revise a fondo. El trabajo inmediato incluye: • Desactivar el servicio GSinx que actualmente interfiere con la configuración deseada. • Revisar y ajustar el archivo .htaccess para asegurar redirecciones correctas, reglas de cache y cualquier otra directiva crítica. • Realizar mantenimiento general: actualización de paquetes, limpieza de logs y comprobación de servicios. • Analizar el rendimiento desde el punto de vista de la configuración —en particular, seguridad del sistema, afinado de la base de datos y cualquier parámetro que esté limitando la velocidad de respuesta. Busco a alguien con experiencia previa en entornos OVH, manejo de Apache/Ngi...

I’m looking for an experienced email infrastructure engineer to design and configure a high-deliverability outbound email system for our SaaS platform. The project involves setting up a Dallas-based Postal + Postfix architecture using Ubuntu 24.04, MariaDB, Nginx, and dedicated IPv4 pools. You will configure Postal Inbound (API only), Postfix routing with provider-based IP pools (Microsoft, Google, Other), and Postal Outbound for SMTP delivery. Optimizing deliverability, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, PTR records, warmup schedules, and IP reputation management is essential. You must have hands-on experience with high-volume transactional email, multi-IP Postfix configurations, Microsoft 365 deliverability, DNS authentication, SMTP routing logic, queue management, and Linux server hardening. Familia...

I run two separate Windows 10 boxes: one hosts an Emby media server, the other an Immich photo-backup server. I want both services to be reachable over HTTPS with a valid Let’s Encrypt certificate instead of the self-signed setups I have now. Where I’m at • Domains and DNS are already in place and pointing to each machine via dynamic DNS. • I have not yet generated the certificates, nor have I settled on which web server (IIS, Nginx, Apache, or a lightweight alternative) makes the most sense for these apps under Windows. I’ll need your guidance here. What I need from you 1. Advise on the cleanest path to obtain and renew Let’s Encrypt certificates on Windows 10—whether that’s using Certbot, win-acme, or another tool. 2. Configure ...

My Plesk installation has gone off the rails after a recent update. RoundCube still sends and receives mail, but it refuses to let me create or save any filter rules. At the same time the control-panel interface throws random errors and the underlying web-server stack is unstable, so I know core Plesk components (web server and control-panel modules) are damaged. I’m looking for someone who can: • Diagnose and repair all corrupted Plesk packages and dependencies so the panel loads cleanly. • Resolve web-server-level issues (Apache/Nginx or both) introduced during the last update. • Restore full RoundCube functionality, with particular focus on sieve/filter rule creation and storage. • Bring the server fully up to date, apply patches safely, and leave no fa...

I have an Ubuntu-based PC and I want to turn it into a fully functional Odoo 19 server that is also reachable from the web. The work is in three parts: • Fresh installation of Odoo 19 Community on my local Ubuntu machine, including all dependencies, PostgreSQL setup, and configuration as a systemd service. • A small but important tweak to the Product module: only the attribute I choose and its sub-attributes must show on the product form; every other attribute set should stay hidden. • Full hosting setup so the same PC serves the instance publicly under my domain with SSL (Nginx reverse proxy, Let’s Encrypt, firewall rules, and any port forwarding that may be required). We will connect by remote session; once you are done I should be able to add a product, see ju...

I need our existing Python / Django website moved from its current host to a brand-new dedicated server running Debian Linux. The codebase and database are stable; the task is to replicate the full stack on the new machine, switch traffic over, and keep downtime to an absolute minimum. Here is what we expect delivered: • Provision the Debian server with all required packages (Python, virtualenv, pip, Gunicorn or uWSGI, Nginx or Apache, PostgreSQL/MySQL as used in the current setup). • Copy the project files, environment variables, media/static assets, and migrate the database. • Re-create any cron jobs, Celery workers, or background services the project relies on. • Point the domain, issue/renew SSL certificates, and verify HTTPS works. • Run functional ...

I need our existing Python / Django website moved from its current host to a brand-new dedicated server running Debian Linux. The codebase and database are stable; the task is to replicate the full stack on the new machine, switch traffic over, and keep downtime to an absolute minimum. Here is what we expect delivered: • Provision the Debian server with all required packages (Python, virtualenv, pip, Gunicorn or uWSGI, Nginx or Apache, PostgreSQL/MySQL as used in the current setup). • Copy the project files, environment variables, media/static assets, and migrate the database. • Re-create any cron jobs, Celery workers, or background services the project relies on. • Point the domain, issue/renew SSL certificates, and verify HTTPS works. • Run functional ...

My Ubuntu VPS is brand-new, FastPanel is already in place, and the domain points to the server, but the site is still empty. I now want the GitHub project running there in production. The application expects Ruby 3.0.x, so you’ll begin by installing that exact version together with the right Bundler, Node.js and Yarn. PostgreSQL also has to be set up; please generate strong random credentials, plug them into , and send the login details to me privately. Once the dependencies are in, configure all environment variables, run migrations, pre-compile assets, and launch the app with either Puma or Passenger—whichever plays nicest with FastPanel. Finish by wiring the service through Nginx inside FastPanel so the site loads over my domain. I would like a short, clear note (in Russ...

I’m building a prototype mobile app that will store and retrieve user data, and I need a freshly configured Ubuntu VPS to serve as its backend. I’ll purchase whichever VPS plan you recommend; once it’s provisioned, your job is to turn it into a working environment with the current (non-LTS) release of NodeJS and a MySQL instance ready for connections from the app. Here’s what I need from you: • Install and verify the latest NodeJS (current channel) with npm/yarn available system-wide. • Set up MySQL, create an empty database, and hand over the root credentials plus a non-root user for the app. • Apply sensible security basics—SSH hardening and a firewall are more than enough since I have no formal compliance requirements. • Give me a...

My Contabo VPS (Ubuntu 20.04.6) hosts several large MP3 files inside /var/www/html. When I request any of them, the response shows Content-Length: 0, so Expo-Video on iOS treats the stream as infinite, eats hundreds of megabytes of RAM, and the app is killed. I need someone to: • Determine which web server is actually answering the requests. I entered “Linux” in the control panel, but in reality it is either Apache, Nginx, or another daemon. • Configure that server so every direct request for an .mp3 (and ideally any static file) returns the correct Content-Length header and still supports HTTP range and partial buffering. • Reload or restart the service safely, then prove the fix by running curl -I and showing the accurate byte count as well as successf...

Hello, we’re looking for an experienced WordPress + Server Optimization expert who can fix several performance and stability issues on a high-traffic news platform. Context We run a large WordPress news website on a cloud instance with: • 14 vCPU / 20 GB RAM • Nginx as web server • MySQL as DB server • PHP 8.1 + PHP-FPM • W3 Total Cache • Yoast SEO • Elementor (design already completed) • Hello Theme • Custom cron (WP-cron disabled) • Security hardening + CAPTCHA (not a DoS issue) • Everything up to date (plugins + WordPress core). Important note We do not have a staging/testing server. All changes must be applied directly on the production server. We take constant backups, so before you apply any fix, just notify ...

My simple chat app is built with a React frontend and Golang backend and served by Nginx on an Ubuntu EC2 instance (public IP). When the browser tries to POST to API/* I receive the error: “Access to fetch at 'http://localhost:8080/register' from origin 'http://public-ip' has been blocked by CORS policy: The request client is not a secure context and the resource is in more-private address space `loopback`.” I need the CORS policy tightened to allow requests only from specific public IPs (not a blanket *). Whether the change belongs in the Go server, the Nginx reverse-proxy rules, or both. Need more support to end the final deployment into ec2 and aws rds connection.

The store at is throwing the classic browser error: “has been blocked by CORS policy: The ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header contains multiple values ‘*, *’, but only one is allowed.” I run the site on my own VPS and have full access to every Nginx conf file as well as any included snippets. Only GET requests are affected; POSTs and other verbs return cleanly. I’m looking for someone who can: • trace where the duplicate Access-Control-Allow-Origin header is being injected (Nginx main block, a location block, proxy_pass response, or a stray add_header statement) • adjust the configuration so the header is set once, with the correct value, and survives reloads and certificate renewals • verify the fix in the browser console a...

The store at is throwing the classic browser error: “has been blocked by CORS policy: The ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header contains multiple values ‘*, *’, but only one is allowed.” I run the site on my own VPS and have full access to every Nginx conf file as well as any included snippets. Only GET requests are affected; POSTs and other verbs return cleanly. I’m looking for someone who can: • trace where the duplicate Access-Control-Allow-Origin header is being injected (Nginx main block, a location block, proxy_pass response, or a stray add_header statement) • adjust the configuration so the header is set once, with the correct value, and survives reloads and certificate renewals • verify the fix in the browser console a...

My simple chat app is built with a React frontend served by Nginx on an Ubuntu EC2 instance (public IP ‑ 3.235.226.188) and a Golang API listening on port 8080. When the browser tries to POST to /register I receive the error: “Access to fetch at 'http://localhost:8080/register' from origin 'http://3.235.226.188' has been blocked by CORS policy: The request client is not a secure context and the resource is in more-private address space `loopback`.” I need the CORS policy tightened to allow requests only from specific public IPs (not a blanket *). Whether the change belongs in the Go server, the Nginx reverse-proxy rules, or both, I’m open to the cleanest approach as long as: • The React app running at http://3.235.226.188 can successfully hit t...

I need a developer who can expose my on-premise Microsoft SQL Server to both our office network and the public internet through a hardened API layer. Scope • Build or configure an API gateway/proxy that sits in front of the database. • Internal requests should be allowed automatically once my companion application passes a single “safe word” to the gateway. • External requests must trigger a time-based one-time-password flow—Google Authenticator (or a comparable authenticator app) is preferred. The system should remember a validated device or browser for 24 hours to avoid re-prompting every call. • The API must handle both sensitive and general data, so transport encryption, parameterised queries, and input sanitisation are mandatory. Key...

I need a Mern stack developer to help me urgently in fixing my website server issues. suddenly some features of our site are not working and we are getting gateaway timeout error. when we go to compare and get player names it doesn't shows any player ... but there's already the list of players in mongodb database. same issues with weekly vegas ranking. it was working fine but suddenly the issues came. I need someone who can quickly fix these server issues in few hours by today

I have a Django 4 chat feature running through Daphne, proxied by nginx and served with gunicorn on an Ubuntu EC2 instance. Everything works until the WebSocket suddenly drops—even though the handshake completes and clients connect fine at first. Each time the line goes dead I can see error messages in the server log, so there is something concrete we can trace. What I need is a focused intervention: diagnose why the WebSocket dies, adjust any Daphne, gunicorn or nginx settings that are off, and leave me with a stable, documented configuration. Feel free to SSH into a staging clone or walk me through changes via screen-share—whatever speeds things up without downtime. Nov 10 21:50:59 ip-172-31-22-115 daphne[40648]: - - [10/Nov/2025:16:12:13] "WSCONNECT /ws/chat/clinic_c...

I need to move a single 3 MB binary file from an ESP32 to the internet through a SIM-based 4G module, landing it on my Nginx web server with an HTTP POST request. The modem’s buffer tops out at roughly 1400 bytes, so the core challenge is breaking the payload into compliant pieces, re-assembling it server-side, and confirming data integrity. What matters to me is a clean, repeatable solution that copes with transient network drops and keeps RAM use on the ESP32 reasonable. C/C++ (Arduino / IDF) is fine; I can flash and test any firmware you provide. If chunked transfer encoding or multipart strategies are a better fit than raw slicing, I’m open to that—so long as the final file appears intact under Nginx. Deliverables • Well-commented ESP32 source demonstrating t...