Guides tagged “compression”

Step-by-step MdmHost guides about compression, sorted A-Z.

5 guides

  • Caddy redirects, headers, gzip/zstd compression and caching

    Practical Caddyfile recipes for www redirects, moved pages, gzip and zstd compression, security headers and browser cache rules, organised cleanly with handle blocks.

    IntermediateLinux server5 min read
  • Enable Brotli compression in Nginx

    Add Brotli compression to Nginx with the packaged dynamic modules on Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 12, keep gzip as a fallback, and confirm browsers receive br encoding.

    IntermediateLinux server5 min read
  • Enable gzip compression in Apache with mod_deflate

    Compress HTML, CSS, JavaScript and JSON in Apache with mod_deflate, add Brotli with mod_brotli for modern browsers and check the Content-Encoding header to prove it works.

    BeginnerLinux server4 min read
  • Enable gzip compression in Nginx

    Turn on gzip in Nginx so HTML, CSS, JavaScript and JSON are sent compressed, choose sensible types and levels, and confirm it works with curl.

    BeginnerLinux server4 min read
  • Turn on compression with cPanel Optimize Website

    Make pages smaller and faster with the cPanel Optimize Website tool: compress all content or only chosen MIME types, check that it works, and avoid conflicts with cache plugins.

    BeginnercPanel hosting2 min read

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