Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
The video demonstrates how to secure an application on NGINXaaS for Google Cloud. It covers the end-to-end process of managing SSL certificates, updating NGINX configurations, and exposing the service through a Google Cloud Load Balancer.
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NGINXaaS for Google Cloud Documentation
Video Timestamps
0:00 – Intro: Securing your application with NGINXaaS for Google Cloud
1:08 – Creating a Google Cloud Network Load Balancer
1:33 – Configuring Backends: Using Private Service Connect NEGs
1:57 – Setting up Frontend: Enabling TCP Port 443
2:12 – Adding SSL/TLS Certificates to the NGINXaaS Console
2:43 – Updating NGINX Configuration and Certificate Paths
3:12 – Deploying the New Configuration Version
3:37 – Verifying HTTPS Access: Final Demo
3:57 – Conclusion and Architecture Summary
Notes:
- Contributed by: Akash Ananthanarayanan
- Related Article: None
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The video demonstrates how to secure an application on NGINXaaS for Google Cloud. It covers the end-to-end process of managing SSL certificates, updating NGINX configurations, and exposing the service through a Google Cloud Load Balancer.
Ready to get started? Visit us on the Google marketplace: go.f5.net/b9xmi2uv
Related Links:
NGINXaaS for Google Cloud Documentation
Video Timestamps
0:00 – Intro: Securing your application with NGINXaaS for Google Cloud
1:08 – Creating a Google Cloud Network Load Balancer
1:33 – Configuring Backends: Using Private Service Connect NEGs
1:57 – Setting up Frontend: Enabling TCP Port 443
2:12 – Adding SSL/TLS Certificates to the NGINXaaS Console
2:43 – Updating NGINX Configuration and Certificate Paths
3:12 – Deploying the New Configuration Version
3:37 – Verifying HTTPS Access: Final Demo
3:57 – Conclusion and Architecture Summary
Notes:
- Contributed by: Akash Ananthanarayanan
- Related Article: None
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