How to work with multiple configs in the latest version of Nginx?

Question

linux

Good afternoon!
Tell me, please, in Apache there are sites-available/sites-enabled folders, so you can work with several configurations for sites separately (they are in different files).
I installed the latest version of nginx and I understand that it needs to store all configurations in only one file - default.conf. But what if there are 50 sites? Do not store configs in one file. One common config will not work either.
I'd like to add/remove configs on the fly using an SSH script I'll write, but I'd like one site - a separate config file. Does NGINX have this?

Answer 1

In nginx, everything is the same.
Create files in /etc/nginx/sites-available/ (depending on the distribution) according to the config for each site, for example site.ru.conf, to enable the site, go to the /etc/nginx/sites-enabled folder and make a symbolic link
Next, check the config for errors
and then reload the nginx settings
nginx -s reload

Answer 2

Understood. Just put the desired file in the conf.d folder