This is the Part 2 article of my previous guide (Part 1) on how to setup Varnish Cache server to run with VestaCP. So if you have not read the Part 1, you better read that first. Now let’s continue, shall we? Stage 5 – Nginx Configuration Step […]
Tag: Backend
How to Install VestaCP with Nginx + PHP-fpm
VestaCP is known nowadays as the best free and easy to use hosting control panel (according on me). Well, as you may know that by default Vestacp implements Nginx as frontend webserver while makes use of Apache as backend. This becomes the most common configuration allowing its users […]
How to Install Vestacp Nginx LEMP Stack with Redis Caching on Ubuntu
This simple step by step tutorial will show you some basic information on how to setup Nginx with standalone Nginx and PHP-fpm (instead of the default one: Nginx as frontend proxy with Apache as backend) complemented with Redis in-memory object caching. The purpose of this setup is to […]
VestaCP Nginx Php-fpm Performance On OpenVZ VPS
Here is another short review on how an OpenVZ-based VPS running VestaCP with Nginx and Php-fpm stack can perform in a real production environment hosting real website with real traffic. Previously, I also posted another short review about VestaCP performance using its default configuration (Nginx as frontend proxy, Apache […]
WordPress Database Change Management
Managing the changes to the database backend of WordPress is a much different design than integrating GitHub into our development model. When a database changes, there are certain things that can be automated using database tools like triggers and stored procedures. But we can’t build a simple audit […]