How to install and configure NGINX with Octopus Deploy

Shane Gill describes his experience configuring NGINX as a reverse proxy for two web applications and outlines how he automated this process using Octopus Deploy. By setting up a project in Octopus, he simplified the deployment and management of configuration changes and SSL certificates, enabling these tasks to be completed with a single button push. The setup involves installing NGINX, managing site configurations through source control, and using Octopus to handle SSL certificates, with steps for copying configuration files to the correct directories and maintaining certificate chains. This automation allows easy updates and scalability, enabling others to quickly understand and contribute to the project without delving into extensive documentation.

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