There are many ways to kill a process in UNIX. There are flags to kill it gracefully, without curropting the resources it is accessing, and others to forcibly terminate it, especially used if the process is hanging. However, not all flags can be used with all processes.

If you're following the microservices architecture, or at least you have several endpoints for the backend to maintain, you may want to use reverse proxy, and NGINX got you. In the following tutorial we will go over how to use it alongside Docker and get it up and running.

With the trend of containerizing software applications, we will go over how to run a node project in a Docker container.

Running different technologies has been made easier by using Docker, where you are not coupled to what the hosting server offer's you anymore, all you need is a place that runs Docker containers. Digital is a very good place to do so, with a very reasonable pricing.

In this article, we will go over how to run a .NET docker container with a free self-signed generated SSL certificate over HTTPS