Posts Tagged: php-fpm

I love Nginx as a webserver, it's quick and easy to configure (if you know what you are doing). As a web developer (or should I say programmer), I like to make things as easy as possible in my development environment. As my projects have increased over time I have noticed my Nginx config growing to accommodate each project.  Read More ...

In my last post Compiling PHP 7 on CentOS I showed how to compile PHP 7 on CentOS. In this post I will use the basis of that post and transfer the instructions for Ubuntu Linux. This will be a truncated example so if you want the details please refer to that post. This post was also inspired by Lorna Mitchell in her post http://www.lornajane.net/posts/2016/php-7-0-and-5-6-on-ubuntu which she shows how to add ppa repository for multiple php versions, though this a good and quick way, compiling your own PHP you can compile different versions and run these at the same without having to switch and also it is good the learn to compile software ourselves as this gives us control how it is compiled and installed, it is relatively quick as this once learned can be done in 10 minutes and if you write a bash script can be automated too.  Read More ...

Continuing on this mini series of updates to CentOS brings me to the one, PHP. In this post I will show you how to compile PHP 7 and enable it with php-fpm.  Read More ...

In this post I am going to show you how to setup PHP in a different way, instead of using the our old friends Apache and mod_php we will use Nginx web server, php-fpm and HHVM stack.  Read More ...