Thanks for your reply Jim.
The recipe in question is this one: https://codex.wordpress.org/Nginx#Nginx_fastcgi_cache
As a new person to Nginx I put a little trust within it, as It is the official wordpress.org documentation for hosting WP on Nginx. But that doesnt make it the best option, nor the most up to date.
Does this seem like a good way to handle the caching?
If it does:
I installed nginx via apt. Do I apt-get remove and then compile from source and include the modules that way? Will I lose the ability to easily update via apt?
It not:
What do you recommend?
-Tory
The recipe in question is this one: https://codex.wordpress.org/Nginx#Nginx_fastcgi_cache
As a new person to Nginx I put a little trust within it, as It is the official wordpress.org documentation for hosting WP on Nginx. But that doesnt make it the best option, nor the most up to date.
Does this seem like a good way to handle the caching?
If it does:
I installed nginx via apt. Do I apt-get remove and then compile from source and include the modules that way? Will I lose the ability to easily update via apt?
It not:
What do you recommend?
-Tory