Thanks everyone for the great support.
After many replies I found that nginx did not like the cascading config that
was suggested by some. Once I removed that, things seemed to stabilize and all
seems good.
Thanks
Lawrence
From: basti
To:
Sent: 16/04/2020 6:04 PM
Subject
Greetings All,
WOW, thanks for all the suggestions guys. Not many of them are understood, I
will try the fail2ban and see how far I get.
Thanks gaian.
Lawrence
From: basti
To:
Sent: 16/04/2020 4:54 PM
Subject: Re: Nginx wp-admin access control
I have not follow the
Greetings All,
To start, I am very much a beginner to nginx and coding. I am a application
support engineer, but got very little development skills.
I hope that there is someone out there that can guide me through this maze.
I have searched the web and have seen multiple solutions but none see
I'm in the process of setting up a new server built on ubuntu 16.04
using nginx 1.10.0.
The specific issue is that while my new configuration essentially
matches my old nginx configuration from an ubuntu 13.10 server using
nginx 1.4.4, nginx 1.10.0 is only creating either ipv4 or ipv6
workers, but
Anoop Alias wrote in post #1177127:
> caching - will improve performance . Look for caching at the opcode
> level
> and fastcgi_cache along with the associated wordpress plugin to
> invalidate
> cache
>
> gzip - will be taxing again on your single vCPU
Thank you very much. So what should I do is t
Hi, I am hosting a couple of wordpress sites on a very light VPS with
1vCPU, 512Mb Ram and 10Gb SSD. The performance is not very impressive.
Are caching, using gzip, etc., good means to improve the performance of
my VPS despite the fact that it only has one vCPU and 512 Mb of ram.
Thank you
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