Hosting two website in on one aws ec2 instance [closed] - nginx

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I have a website currenty running on on a aws instance, and now I want to host another website also in same instance. I am running nginx as server. Do you know is it possible to host two website on that instance?
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Yes, it is. You'll want to look into Server Blocks, which are roughly the equivalent of VirtualHosts in Apache. See also Basic Nginx Configuration.

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