Post Views: 25 1. In a container built based on nginx:alpine, a URL response 404 needs to edit the configuration of nginx to make it respond to 200. as shown in Figure 1 2. After editing the configuration of nginx, you need to reload. Execute the following commands. as shown in Figure 2 3. After reloading, the URL response is…
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