# yum -y install gcc gcc-c++ make zlib-devel pcre-devel openssl-devel Method 2: Compiling and Installing NGINX from Sourceīefore starting the Nginx compilation and installation process make sure that you have a C/C++ compiler, PCRE ( Perl Compatible Regular Expressions), Zlib Compression Library, and OpenSSL (if you intend to run Nxing with SSL support) packages installed on your machine by issuing the following command.

Using sources compilation and installation has some benefits because you can install the latest version available, you can tweak Nginx configuration by adding or removing modules, and change the installation system path, or other important settings, in other words, you have complete control over the installation process. Important: Please note, following the above official nginx yum repositories will give you an older version of nginx, if you really want to build the most recent version of Nginx, then I suggest you follow the source installation as shown below. Next, you can install and update nginx from the repository. To enable the nginx official yum repository, create the file named /etc//nginx.repo with the following contents:

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