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F5 NGINX Product Documentation Product Documentation NGINX One NGINX One Console NGINX Plus NGINX Instance Manager NGINX Ingress Controller NGINX Gateway Fabric NGINX Open Source NGINX Agent F5 WAF for NGINX F5 WAF for NGINX F5 DoS for NGINX NGINXaaS NGINXaaS for AWS NGINXaaS for Google Cloud NGINXaaS for Azure NGINXaaS Glossary F5 NGINX Glossary Skip Navigation Subscription licensing & solutions Overview About subscription licenses Overview NGINX Plus licensing workflows Getting started Instructional videos F5 NGINX Plus Overview Admin Guide Installing NGINX and NGINX Plus Installing NGINX Plus Installing NGINX Plus LTS Upgrading NGINX Plus Installing NGINX Open Source Installing NGINX Plus AMIs on Amazon EC2 Install NGINX Plus on the Google Cloud Platform Installing NGINX Plus on Microsoft Azure Deploying NGINX and NGINX Plus with Docker Basic Functionality Create NGINX Plus and NGINX Configuration Files Control NGINX Processes at Runtime NGINX Control REST API reference Load Balancer HTTP Load Balancing TCP and UDP Load Balancing HTTP Health Checks TCP Health Checks UDP Health Checks gRPC Health Checks Dynamic Configuration of Upstreams with the NGINX Plus API Accepting the PROXY Protocol Content Cache NGINX Content Caching Web Server Configuring NGINX and NGINX Plus as a Web Server Serve Static Content NGINX Reverse Proxy Compression and Decompression Using NGINX and NGINX Plus as an Application Gateway with uWSGI and Django HTTP CONNECT forward proxy Security Controls NGINX SSL Termination SSL Termination for TCP Upstream Servers Restricting Access with HTTP Basic Authentication Authentication Based on Subrequest Result Setting up JWT Authentication Single Sign-On with OpenID Connect and Identity Providers Limiting Access to Proxied HTTP Resources Restricting Access to Proxied TCP Resources Restricting Access by Geographical Location Securing HTTP Traffic to Upstream Servers Securing TCP Traffic to Upstream Servers Dynamic Denylisting of IP Addresses Monitoring Live Activity Monitoring Configuring Logging Debugging NGINX NGINX Diagnostic Package Monitoring NGINX and NGINX Plus with the New Relic Plug-In NGINX Plus REST API reference High Availability High Availability Support for NGINX Plus in On-Premises Deployments Configuring Active-Active High Availability and Additional Passive Nodes with keepalived Synchronizing NGINX Configuration in a Cluster Runtime State Sharing in a Cluster How NGINX Plus Performs Zone Synchronization Dynamic Modules Dynamic Modules ACME Brotli Cookie-Flag Encrypted-Session FIPS Status Check GeoIP GeoIP2 Headers-More HTTP Substitutions Filter Image-Filter Lua NGINX Developer Kit NGINX ModSecurity WAF njs Scripting Language OpenTelemetry OpenTracing Perl Phusion Passenger Open Source Prometheus-njs RTMP Set-Misc SPNEGO Uninstalling a dynamic module XSLT Mail Proxy Configure NGINX as a Mail Proxy Server Deployment Guides Amazon Web Services Active-Active HA for NGINX Plus on AWS Using AWS Network Load Balancer Active-Passive HA for NGINX Plus on AWS Using Elastic IP Addresses Using NGINX or NGINX Plus as the Ingress Controller for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services Create Amazon EC2 Instances for NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus Global Server Load Balancing Global Server Load Balancing with NS1 and NGINX Plus Google Cloud Platform All-Active HA for NGINX Plus on the Google Cloud Platform Load Balancing Third-Party Servers Load Balancing Apache Tomcat Servers with NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus Load Balancing Microsoft Exchange Servers with NGINX Plus Load Balancing Node.js Application Servers with Home F5 NGINX Gateway Fabric Reference API reference NGINX Gateway Fabric 2.6.7 is now available. Follow these instructions to upgrade from 1.x to 2.0. For 1.x, checkout an older version of documentation. API reference Overview NGINX Gateway API Reference Packages: gateway.nginx.org/v1alpha1 gateway.nginx.org/v1alpha2 gateway.nginx.org/v1alpha1 Package v1alpha1 contains API Schema definitions for the gateway.nginx.org API group. Resource Types: AuthenticationFilter ClientSettingsPolicy NginxGateway ProxySettingsPolicy RateLimitPolicy SnippetsFilter SnippetsPolicy UpstreamSettingsPolicy WAFPolicy AuthenticationFilter ¶ AuthenticationFilter configures request authentication and is referenced by HTTPRoute and GRPCRoute filters using ExtensionRef. Field Description apiVersion string gateway.nginx.org/v1alpha1 kind string Authent Home F5 NGINX Instance Manager Fundamentals Overview: NGINX Instance Manager REST API Overview: NGINX Instance Manager REST API Some commands, file paths, and configuration references still use nms due to the ongoing transition from NGINX Management Suite (NMS) to NGINX Instance Manager (NIM). These will be updated in future releases. Introduction F5 NGINX Instance Manager provides a REST API that uses standard authentication methods, HTTP response codes, and verbs.

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