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Sites-Available vs Sites-Enabled in Nginx

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💡 Nginx on Linux makes use of symlinks in a smart way to enable site configurations.

👉🏼 "sites-available" folder holds all your site configurations. In the "sites-enabled" folder you create symlinks to the previous folder for the sites you wish to enable.

Create a symlink with ln -s from sites-enabled to sites-available to enable a site's configuration.

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