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Question uninstall apache

Tr3Mendo

New Pleskian
Server operating system version
AlmaLinux 9
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian 18
I'm only going to use NGINX, can I uninstall Apache from the server to save resources?
 
It is not recommended to uninstall Apache completely from the server, even if you are only planning to use NGINX. Plesk configures NGINX as a reverse proxy server that works in conjunction with Apache to provide optimal performance for websites. Apache is still needed to handle certain dynamic content and processes. Instead of uninstalling Apache, you can adjust the settings to have NGINX handle most of the requests while still utilizing Apache for specific tasks.
 
Ah, vale, lo entiendo.

¿Sabes cuál es la política y configuración para un dominio con WordPress?

¡Muchas gracias!
 
Sorry! I wrote my last post in Spanish.

What would be the additional NGINX directive to use wordpress.

And the best PHP and REDIS configuration?

thank you so much!
 
What would be the additional NGINX directive to use wordpress.
No need to configure any additional NGINX directives in Plesk. If you have the Wordpress toolkit installed with Plesk (which it is by default) the additional NGINX directives are already configured.

And the best PHP and REDIS configuration?
Redis is not directly supported by Plesk. But you can manually install and run it on your server or run it in a docker container.
 
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