WIUNIX ACADEMY
Install WordPress on Nginx with a privacy-safe FastCGI cache
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YOUR SYSTEM. YOUR STEPS.
Where are you working?
Choose your OS and version. The prerequisites, commands and troubleshooting follow your environment.
USE YOUR OWN VALUES
Configure this tutorial
Set the example values for your environment; related explanations and copy panels update together. Never enter passwords, private keys or tokens. Values stay in this tab and are not sent to the server or share links. Check actual DNS, certificates and network policy before running commands.
Different IP addresses, domains or ports? Open the settings below, change the values and select “Apply to tutorial”, then copy the updated commands.
Set values for my environment4 editable values
Keep the operating scope explicit
Monitor PHP capacity, cache disk/inodes and verified recovery. Keep the allowlist small. Object caching, CDN, multisite, subscriptions and WooCommerce need separate design and real workflow testing. A public HIT does not prove checkout correctness or secure authentication.
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GO TO THE SOURCE
Official references
Each environment states how it was reviewed. A documentation review does not claim a hands-on test of every version.
- WordPress release archive
- WordPress requirements
- WordPress installation
- WordPress hardening
- WordPress Nginx guide
- Nginx FastCGI module
- Nginx releases
- PHP support dates
- PHP-FPM configuration
- MariaDB maintenance policy
- MariaDB grants
- WooCommerce cache exclusions
- Certbot webroot and renewal hooks
- Ubuntu 26.10 release notes
- Debian LTS coverage
- WordPress updates
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