Nginx is a fast, open-source, and reliable web server. More than 40% of websites use Nginx because it needs fewer resources, high scalability, easy configuration, and support for various protocols. Still, there are some tuning tips that you can use to boost Nginx performance. Following the mentioned changes, your website’s performance will increase by 50%. Prerequisites Enabling HTTP2 When you … Read More »
When you install a package on Ubuntu, the package manager installs the binary packages with all the other dependencies. In the future, when the package is no longer needed, you should uninstall it because loading the server with unneeded packages will slow down the server. Here is an easy guide to uninstall or remove packages from Ubuntu. We will be … Read More »
Looking for the best setup to host your WordPress website? I have tested it personally. I have tried WordPress with LEMP on Ubuntu, Centos, and other Linux distros, and trust me, the best setup I found was LEMP with Rocky or Alma Linux. So, I thought to share how I managed to Install WordPress with Nginx (LEMP) on Rocky or … Read More »
Rocky and Alma Linux setup are almost the same and so is the configuration. Here in this guide, we will do some initial Rocky or Alma Linux server setup that will add a solid foundation as well as it will also add a good layer of security. Prerequisite Step 1 – Login as root 1. Open the “putty” SSH tool, … Read More »
Website performance is the most critical factor for ranking, user engagement, and much more. Many things make a website faster and one of them is compression. Compressing files not only makes a website faster, but it also reduces your web hosting bills as small files need less bandwidth. If you are using Nginx as your website, you can take the … Read More »
People are doing a lot to boost their WordPress website’s performance. Many are spending money on buying plugins, many are purchasing pricy hostings and whatnot. Here in this tutorial, I will show you how you can install and configure Redis as an object cache for WordPress. Prerequisites To set up Redis, you need a configured WordPress server and a root … Read More »