So, I thought it would be interesting to demonstrate how easy it is to set up WordPress with nginx, given the popularity of each of these systems alone as well as together. In my last article, I described how you can set up a plain-vanilla PHP system with nginx; WordPress is a bit more complex, but less than you might think. Starting with a bare-bones Linux installation, let’s walk through the configuration needed to get WordPress up and running.
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