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[Linux] Using Nginx to Reverse Proxy and Forward Service Requests to Different Ports on a Single Port

Introduction

Nginx is a high-performance HTTP server and reverse proxy server often used for web traffic management, load balancing, and HTTP caching. This article focuses on how to configure Nginx to route different API requests to the corresponding services.

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Use `snapshot_download` To Download The Models Of HuggingFace Hub

Introduction

HuggingFace Model Hub is now a widely recognized and essential open-source platform for every one. Every day, countless individuals and organizations upload their latest trained models (including those for text, images, speech, and other domains) to this platform. It can be said that anyone working in AI-related fields frequently browses the HuggingFace platform website.

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[Linux] Explanation Of Sticky Bit (chmod 1777)

Introduction

The sticky bit is an interesting application in Unix and Unix-like systems. It represents a special permission setting that offers more nuanced operations for files and directories. Most are familiar with file permissions, categorized into three distinct types: rwx (read, write, execute). The sticky bit goes a step further by regulating the rights to "delete" and "rename" files.

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[Linux] Installation And Use Of Open Source Anti-virus Tool: ClamAV

Introduction

Although Linux is reputed to be less susceptible to viruses distributed by hackers, it still remains a highly valuable and economically efficient operating system, particularly as a stable server or development environment. Consequently, Linux is not immune to malware or hacker attacks, albeit less frequent than in Windows systems.

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