[Tutorial] How to configure a Web Server on Windows and Linux! (Nginx) (Private and Public)

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:25 Windows
4:42 Accessing across the network/HTML File Structure
6:45 Making it public via port forwarding
8:50 Ubuntu/Debian
11:07 Outro

Welcome to another video! In this video, I guide you on how to configure a web server on both Windows and Linux (Ubuntu/Debian specifically) machines!

I know there are many methods but my personal favourite is nginx, as it is very easy to configure on either platform.

Not sure if anyone noticed, but the eagle eyed (and eared) would have! I got a new mic, new mouse and a new keyboard (yes, blue switches. But personally I really like them). If you'd like an updated setup tour, I'm more than happy to make one.
And, to add to the new-ness (if that's a word), I even thought up a new video style: a background transition; calmer music and a calmer tone (I'm not screaming in your face anymore)!

I make these videos to help save you as much time as possible in the nicest possible way. If you need a hand or feel you could help somehow, leaving a comment would be massively appreciated.
Hope this one is useful :)

[AXJBPhoto]

great video, i wanted to do something like this but i couldnt really find any useful guides

[axelbyte_]

Awesome video! Try to get some noise isolation so there isn’t that much static. Other than that, perfect!

[lenni-builder]

i don't recommend audacity any more, it has become spyware since muse or however they are called baught it.

[lenni-builder]

shouldn't the process be similar on macOS?