User Manual - HTTP Server Guide

Welcome to the HTTP Server User Manual! This guide provides essential information on setting up, configuring, and managing your HTTP server.

📘 Overview

An HTTP server is a fundamental component of web infrastructure, responsible for handling client requests and delivering web content. Key features include:

• Request Handling
• Static/Dynamic Content Delivery
• Security Protocols
• Performance Optimization

For a deeper dive into advanced features, check out our Advanced Features Guide.

🛠 Installation & Setup

1. Download the Server Software
   Download Here
2. Configure Server Settings
   • Edit the config.json file
   • Set up port bindings (e.g., 80 for HTTP)
3. Start the Server

   ./start_server.sh  
   

📁 Directory Structure

Your server's root directory typically includes:

• htdocs/ - Static files (HTML, CSS, JS)
• logs/ - Server activity logs
• conf/ - Configuration files

For example, the htdocs directory might contain:

• index.html
• images/ (e.g., Logo.png)
• styles/ (e.g., theme.css)

⚙ Configuration Tips

• Use environment_variables to customize behavior
• Enable SSL/TLS for secure connections
• Set max_connections based on your workload

For more details on SSL setup: SSL Configuration Guide.

📚 Further Reading

• HTTP Server Basics
• Troubleshooting Common Issues
• Performance Tuning

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