Question About cpanel setting

[Arman.Motevalian]

Hello ! when i login on my cpanel and going to MultiPHP INI Editor and select my domain i see some setting . i have only one website on my server and i want And I want unlimited resources and great performance .

Please help me how can I set the options to infinity?

for example for memory limite ( i dont want limite What should I write so that it is set to infinity? )

I have attached a photo, please advise on other options too I want no limits, thanks

 

[cPRex]

@Arman.Motevalian - do you have root access to the server?

In general, even though you technically can, you don't want the values to be set as high as possible. If something were to go wrong, such as a typo in some code or a malicious process in a downloaded plugin, one site could take down your entire machine.

Are you experiencing any issues with the website?

 

[Arman.Motevalian]

@Arman.Motevalian - do you have root access to the server?

In general, even though you technically can, you don't want the values to be set as high as possible. If something were to go wrong, such as a typo in some code or a malicious process in a downloaded plugin, one site could take down your entire machine.

Are you experiencing any issues with the website?

Yes i have root access.
no i dont have any problame with my website. iam using angular and laravel on my website . I want to increase the loading speed of my site, now I am using Apache web server . if i use nginx Is there a big change in the speed of the site?

 

[cPRex]

Thanks for the details - those values, in general, would not be related to the speed of the page. If you were hitting one of those limits, the page just likely wouldn't load at all.

Many people do report improved loading times from nginx, especially once the page is stored in cache. It's easy to install in WHM, as no configuration changes are required on the server. If for some reason you don't like it, you can remove the package through EasyApache and you're back to your standard Apache installation:

NGINX with Reverse Proxy | cPanel & WHM Documentation

This document explains how to install NGINX with Reverse Proxy on a server that runs cPanel & WHM and EasyApache 4.

docs.cpanel.net

 

[Arman.Motevalian]

Thanks for the details - those values, in general, would not be related to the speed of the page. If you were hitting one of those limits, the page just likely wouldn't load at all.

Many people do report improved loading times from nginx, especially once the page is stored in cache. It's easy to install in WHM, as no configuration changes are required on the server. If for some reason you don't like it, you can remove the package through EasyApache and you're back to your standard Apache installation:

NGINX with Reverse Proxy | cPanel & WHM Documentation

This document explains how to install NGINX with Reverse Proxy on a server that runs cPanel & WHM and EasyApache 4.

docs.cpanel.net

Thank you, but the main question is whether Apache works on the side nginx ? Or it is completely removed and becomes a web server nginx ?

And do the ports change when the installation is done?

 

[cPRex]

Nginx in cPanel only works as a reverse proxy to Apache - we don't have a full implementation of standalone nginx just yet.

The ports only change internally on the server. By default, Apache will switch to 81 and 444, but nginx listens on the default so you don't need to make any firewall changes.