Building a common server environment for Ubuntu - Nginx+PHP

1. Install Nginx

<code>apt-<span>get</span> install nginx</code>

2. Start Nginx

<code>service nginx <span><span>start</span></span></code>

3. Access the server IP
If you see "Welcome to nginx!", it means the installation is complete.
4. Install PHP

<code>apt<span>-get</span> install php5<span>-fpm</span></code>

5. Configure Nginx

<code><span>vi</span> /etc/nginx/sites-available/<span><span>default</span></span></code>

Find the following code and remove the corresponding comments

<code>location ~ \.php$ {
        <span><span>include</span> snippets/fastcgi-php.conf;</span>
        fastcgi_pass unix:/<span>var</span>/run/php5-fpm.sock;
}</code>

Restart the service

<code>service nginx restart</code>

6. The default website root directory is /var/www/html

<code>vi /<span>var</span>/www/html/test.php</code>

Enter the following content, And save

<code><span><span><?php</span><span>echo</span> phpinfo();
<span>?></span></span></code>

Visit the website IP/test.php. If you can see the phpinfo information, it means that the php installation is successful.

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The above introduces the common server environment construction of Ubuntu - Nginx+PHP, including the relevant content. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.