The data, and the app were on the same server without any optimization. When I was on apache, I had everything on the same server. The site was slow with Apache, and the server prone to crash on load. I am still at a loss on this at the moment. This server only has mysql on it.ĭescription Thank you for the link.
#Wordpress 504 gateway time out software
However, I might get the latest ubuntu distro since it has the latest php5 compare to 10.04 stable release.ģ) What software are you running i.e wordpress/drupal etcĤ) What's your database back end? i.e MySQL Using ppa repo isn't highly recommended since it is not in the official release cycle, and several other issues. So, I grabbed it from ppa repo and installed it. So, I decided to bite the bullet to see how much I can squeeze started to optimize the set up.ġ0.04 server doesn't use php5-fpm. Nginx wasnt amazing out the box, but the cpu, memory, and IO rate was lower. I separated the app and the data to two separate servers and opted for nginx instead of apache.
#Wordpress 504 gateway time out install
Eventually, I will add one more app server, and balance it with node balancer.Ģ) Why are you using PHP-FPM and how did you install it One app server, and the other data server. So, I hope tutspundit's setting provided a better robustness. I hoped that when the server hits heavy load, it will stay up and serve properly. It is just an overall observation at the moment. However, I didn't benchmark it piece by piece. When I mix it with tutspundit set up, I think server slow down a bit. I believe it was fast when I solely used danielmiessler's link. If you require, I will post my own settings. My settings are combination of those set ups. They are similar to each other, one covers more information on what others lack. I am wondering if I should install apache2 and have nginx in the front. However, since I have 'one app server' memcache isnt active at the moment. I also have memcached, and php5-memcache installed. Ubuntu 10.04 - nginx, php5-fpm, varnish, wordpress plugin w3tc (total cache), apc. Since, I am using APC and php5-fpm… is there a way not to have kill the children when they reach a specified number of requests and respawn fresh ones 504 Gateway Time out nginx K Krytox krytox 8 Replies 11675 Views 0 Likes Hello, I am running my Synology as a webstation (Wordpress), and now i get the 504 Gateway Time out nginx message when i tried to install plugins. Since, I am using APC and php5-fpm… is there a way not to have kill the children when they reach a specified number of requests and respawn fresh ones I did check out these two links… Also, I am using nginx,fastcgi, php5-fpm, varnish, apc I got php5-cli php5-cgi psmisc spawn-fcgi installed. The site is on wondpress under the heaviest loads I was using more than 485MB of the allocated RAM. Description I did check out these two links…
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