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Link to an unattended install of Wordpress into Ubuntu 16.04
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Link to an unattended install of Wordpress into Ubuntu 16.04

I did not use this unattended install feature but would have!
I stumbled into it (updated Nov 2016) while struggling to get everything (conf php sql & WPdb files) communicating properly on my first install to KVM. (lots of googling with putty idling nearby).

https://peteris.rocks/blog/unattended-installation-of-wordpress-on-ubuntu-server/

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  • bit offtopic- I use easy engine and quite happy with it. https://easyengine.io/

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  • BlazingBlazing Member
    edited January 2017

    While searching (and struggling) with install, I stumbled into HHVM. EasyE mentions a "boost in speed" on WPress. However the majority of literature I ran across, indicated that PHP 7 w/PHP-FPM & FastCGI, provides better performance for WPress vs HHVM.

    IIRC, Drupal performs better w/HHVM

    Comments?

    Updated for nomenclature & terminology clarity. (This stuff reads like Klingon to me).

  • @Blazing said:
    While searching (and struggling) with install, I stumbled into HHVM. EasyE mentions a "boost in speed" on WPress. However all the literature I ran across indicated that FastCGI provides better performance with WPress vs HHVM.

    IIRC, Drupal performs better w/HHVM

    Comments?

    Use php7

  • HaxHax Member

    @Blazing said:
    While searching (and struggling) with install, I stumbled into HHVM. EasyE mentions a "boost in speed" on WPress. However all the literature I ran across indicated that FastCGI provides better performance with WPress vs HHVM.

    IIRC, Drupal performs better w/HHVM

    Comments?

    You should compare HHVM with PHP, not FastCGI which is functionally different.

    FastCGI is a popular protocol for communication between an application server (e.g. running your PHP code) and a webserver.

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  • @Blazing said:
    While searching (and struggling) with install, I stumbled into HHVM. EasyE mentions a "boost in speed" on WPress. However all the literature I ran across indicated that FastCGI provides better performance with WPress vs HHVM.

    IIRC, Drupal performs better w/HHVM

    Comments?

    FastCGI is a communication protocol, not a php engine.

    Thanked by 1Blazing
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