There it is: a nice working nginx webserver with SSL, PHP, MySQL and HTTP2 on a Raspberry Pi3, but

I have no idea what to do with it.

Do you have one?

Create a rest api which generates random strings (passwords) based on parameters you give it. Idk just a random idea haha

@Artemix Someone who agrees with one of my ideas... This is new for me... 😜

second remove php and replace it with something lightweight, if you doing the random generator shit, just go with C on cgi (trust me there is barely any difference from php4 in syntax xD)

@Artemix i know, this is the third or forth time we end up in this convo, and i point out that I'm using 7.1 on arch linux, and 5.6 on bsd, that was sarcasm

@0xcmf can it rain?

Wipe all that, install a glassfish server and give it to me 👀

What a coincidence. I tried to setup a local nginx server on my (windows) pc for a web development course today.

But I gave up since it was late and confusing.
Couldnt get php-cgi to work with it and changing the root folder didnt work either.

I would lik nginx over apache, but apache just seems easier to install and configure on windows

Format all of it.Install Android Things and ship it to me

Set up an IoT, that'd be a good project

Hmm, I have a question. What is the advantage of using nginx? On this moment I use Apache but I hear the name nginx a lot lately.

@Jifuna for developing apache is fine.
And for small companies as well.

Nginx is specifically made for websites that have 10.000+ users.
It can start thousands of workers to handle the load.
This function only works on linux though.
It also handles hosting multiple websites better i think

I also hear its more secure, dont know about that

@zombie01 okay, thanks!

@Jifuna
Best thing about nginx is the streaming functionality, being able to play live , record, pull or push streams