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NGINX early hints support arrived in 1.29.0, but every stock Enterprise Linux, Debian and Ubuntu package still ships something older. We install a current NGINX from GetPageSpeed, configure the safe HTTP/2 gate, and benchmark what HTTP 103 does to LCP with interleaved arms and an A/A noise control.
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Serve WP Rocket Cache Directly from Nginx Without PHP WP Rocket writes cached pages as static HTML files. On a typical Nginx setup, a request still passes through PHP-FPM before that cached file reaches the visitor. That extra hop is unnecessary. Nginx can locate and serve the existing WP Rocket cache file directly. PHP-FPM, WordPress, […]
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CloudLinux is a good product. It is also a forked kernel you pay monthly to run on your own hardware. That is the whole conversation. When you install CloudLinux, you replace the in-tree AlmaLinux/RHEL kernel with theirs. From that day, every dnf upgrade, every kernel CVE, every security window is gated on their release cadence, […]
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How NGINX variables really work: per-request containers, get handlers, lazy-and-cached map values, the empty-versus-not-found distinction, and subrequest isolation, with runnable, curl-verified examples using the echo, set-misc, lua, and array-var modules.
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Uptime by GetPageSpeed is now the official iPhone app for Amplify, with servers, live NGINX graphs, alert rules, push notifications and Live Activities using your existing account.
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