Is this configuration good?

[wakon5544]

Is this configuration good?

mysql php

 

[rdn]

Everything is good except:

 

[JonathanW]

You might as well go on up to PHP 7.3 as well and add Zend Opcache if it's not already there.

 

[rdn]

You might as well go on up to PHP 7.3 as well.

You mean 7.4? He's using 7.3 already

 

[JonathanW]

You mean 7.4? He's using 7.3 already

Nope I meant 7.3, I just can't read. I read 7.2 for some reason

 

[wakon5544]

Everything is good except:

View attachment 214751

What are normal values? what should I do?

Nope I meant 7.3, I just can't read. I read 7.2 for some reason

 

[JonathanW]

Give 7.4 a few weeks for the dust to settle and then upgrade, or better yet wait for 7.4.1.

 

[wakon5544]

Give 7.4 a few weeks for the dust to settle and then upgrade, or better yet wait for 7.4.1.

If 7.4 is running stable now I can pass.

 

[JonathanW]

If 7.4 is running stable now I can pass.

It's very new though and it's best to wait a little bit before updating production systems to something brand new.

 

[wakon5544]

new value

 

[djbaxter]

That's probably still a tad low, @wakon5544

I use this on one forum

PHP version 7.3.12
MySQL version 5.7.28
PHP post_max_size 128M
PHP upload_max_filesize 64M
PHP max_input_vars 1000
PHP max_execution_time 90

But on others I've used

PHP Max Post Size     64.00 MB
PHP Maximum Upload Size     128.00 MB
PHP Memory Limit     None
MySQL Version     10.2.29-MariaDB
MySQL Packet Size     256.00 MB

It depends on the type of forum and the type of posts to some extent.

Sometimes you have to experiment a bit.