PHP-FPM pools are a group of PHP processes or workers that are managed collectively. Each pool operates independently, and multiple pools can coexist on the same server. PHP-FPM pools allow for better resource management, isolation, and flexibility in handling PHP requests.

Configuring PHP-FPM pools involves creating or modifying pool configuration files. Each pool can have its own set of configuration parameters, allowing you to customize the behavior of PHP-FPM for different applications or websites. These pool configuration files are typically stored in the /etc/php/{version}/fpm/pool.d/ directory.

Let's go through the steps to configure a PHP-FPM pool

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