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Manage Static Rewrite Rules with RewriteMaps (IIS) Centrally manage any number of redirect and rewrite rules by leveraging an external RewriteMap configuration file.
Add Caching for Static Assets (NGINX) Send browsers caching directives that they will use to cache static assets on the client-side.
Add Caching for Static Assets (IIS) Increase performance and reduce bandwidth use by adding caching directives that browsers will use to cache static assets client side.
Add Caching for Static Assets (Apache) Add caching directives that browsers will use to cache static assets on the client side.
Keep Rewrite Rules In Separate File (IIS) Keep your rewrite rules outside of web.config with this simple technique.
Enable GZip Compression (IIS) Reduce file sizes and increase response performance by enabling GZip compression of text-based responses.
Block Specific User-agents (Apache) Block specific User-agents' requests. Useful for dealing with malicious bots.
Whitelist/Blacklist IP Addresses (IIS) Only allows requests from a specified set of IPs. Useful when a site is under development or maintenance.
Enforce Lower Case URLs (Apache) Force lowercase URLs, especially important for SEO on Windows-based servers, which are case-insensitive.
Deny Request Based On Method (Apache) Block requests when made with specific request methods.
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