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+ WP Super Cache plugin (with support for SSL and separate mobile cache)
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+ WP Rocket cache plugin (SSL / mobile supported out of the box)
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+ WP Rocket cache plugin (SSL and / or mobile supported out of the box)
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+ WP Fastest Cache plugin (SSL and / or mobile supported out of the box)
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+ Multisite (sub-domain and sub-directory)
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+ Varnish with Nginx for SSL termination.
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+ Custom error pages.
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Tested with the following servers...
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+ Debian Debian 9 (Stretch)
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+ Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial)
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+ Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus)
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+ Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
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Test with the following Nginx versions...
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+ Stable verisons 1.12.x
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+ Stable verisons 1.12.x and 1.14.x
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+ Mainline versions 1.13.x
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For RPM based distros (Fedora, Redhat, CentOS and Amazon Linux AMI), the configuration mentioned in the repo should work. Additional steps may be needed, though. See below for some details!
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Step #1 - Install Nginx
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You may use the official Nginx repo or just use the Nginx package that comes with the OS. Both would work fine! I will leave the decision to you. Since, the installation process varies across Operating Systems, please refer the official installation docs to complete this step.
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You may use the official Nginx repo or just use the Nginx package that comes with the OS. Both would work fine! I will leave the decision to you. Since, the installation process varies across Operating Systems, please refer the official installation guide to complete this step.
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Step #2 - Please backup your existing configuration files. Probably, have /etc under version control!
### Changes on CentOS (and on rpm based distros in general)
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CentOS has a different file naming convention, yet simple directory structure, when compared to Debian derivatives. Let me describe them and I'd let you decide upon how you'd want to structure your files and name those files.
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