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The one that lacks Apache.
Unless you're a cheap shared host that needs .htaccess on every folder and applies config on the fly, give me at least one good reason to keep Apache for Nginx. What is the profit? Nginx is statically faster than Apache. Nginx + PHP-FPM is faster than Nginx + Apache + PHP.
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Igor Vorotnev, 2017-06-14 @HeadOnFire
What is the best way to link nginx with Apache 2?
The one that lacks Apache.
Unless you're a cheap shared host that needs .htaccess on every folder and applies config on the fly, give me at least one good reason to keep Apache for Nginx. What is the profit? Nginx is statically faster than Apache. Nginx + PHP-FPM is faster than Nginx + Apache + PHP.
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Andrey Pavlenko, 2017-06-14 @Akdmeh
There is not much difference, just different instructions. Choose any.
In general, in our time, you can think about how to do without Apache altogether if the server is intended for specific well-known scripts that do not have a lot of mod_rewrite or old versions of PHP.
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