CentOS is based on the Linux framework and distribution, implementing a free, community-supported computing platform that is compatible with the corresponding upstream source Red Hat Linux. In contrast, Ubuntu is an open source Linux distribution based on Debian.
μTorrent is a BT download software developed by BitTorrent Inc. It is the most popular BT client in the world and also the smallest BT client in the world. μTorrent has most of the functions of other BT clients, so it is popular. Functions include: bandwidth optimization, task scheduling, RSS automatic download and mainstream DHT (compatible with BitComet).
Many people who are familiar with Linux have used nginx. As a web server, nginx takes up little resources and has powerful functions. This small and powerful nginx is slowly eating up the market share of Apache and IIS, which are also web servers. So what powerful functions does nginx have? In addition to the web server function, many people may not know the real powerful functions of nginx.
Nginx suddenly reports a 504 gateway timeout error. When using PHP to perform a large number of database queries, it occasionally reports a 504 gateway timeout error. Don't be afraid of encountering a 504 gateway timeout. Only individual operations will cause a 504 gateway timeout. Refresh the timeout page, or continue to connect to the database, but it's more troublesome. Let's take a look at how to solve the Nginx 504 gateway timeout problem.
Google Cloud Server Configuration If you want to do your job well, you must first sharpen your tools. Sharpening the knife makes the work easier. First build the server LNMP environment, then build the web site. Without a good PHP environment, there will be more trouble later. I have talked about manually installing and deploying the PHP environment before. Today, I will talk about how to use the dnf command on the Google Cloud Server to manually install the PHP+Mysql+Nginx environment without using a third-party panel.
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