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But now you know it. I do all that stuff for all my personal projects, but it is much faster because I already have servers and I have done it a couple dozen times now. I'm getting to know proxypass and caching directives very well. My first time took hours and much futzing. Once it becomes routine, I automate. I wrote my own build server in JS and bash, it handles webhooks, roll-back on fail and notifications. I've been meaning to mess with ansible.

It has even come in handy at work. I'm primarily a front-ender, but a start up I worked for had me continuously deploy my application to my own personal infra so it could be used immediately.

It is an ordeal at first, but nginx is so darn powerful it makes me feel like a wizard. If you want to avoid the arcane incantations, I'm sure Caddy would be a simpler option.