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Directly connecting to PHP-FPM

When it comes to troubleshooting, it is ideal to be able to isolate each component of a system. In the case where multiple connected items are performing correctly, they can sometimes be grouped together – however, if one of these items is not functioning, diagnostics become much harder. My typical web server stack includes: Varnish… Continue reading Directly connecting to PHP-FPM

Published February 1, 2012
Categorized as Systems Admin Tagged fastcgi, php-fpm

PHP-FPM on Amazon’s Linux

Update (Oct 1, 2011): The release notes for the newest version of Amazon’s Linux (2011.09) state that “PHP scripts have the option of using PHP-FPM.” PHP-FPM is now included in the amzn-main repository, and can be installed via yum install php-fpm (it is installed to /usr/sbin). As a point of mention, if you want to… Continue reading PHP-FPM on Amazon’s Linux

Published July 4, 2011
Categorized as Systems Admin Tagged aws, fastcgi, php, php-fpm, rpmbuild

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