A good hosting experience depends on your research and decisions when it comes to web hosting in Dubai. There are plenty of options to choose from, but finding the right provider isn't easy. A satisfying hosting solution is a result of many things. One of the most important things that result in a good WordPress hosting experience is the webserver stack configuration. 

A fast stack significantly influence the performance of WordPress while ensuring a great user experience. That's why the webserver should be the best. 

Webservers

The webserver serves the purpose of providing static content like HTML to the client, and is also responsible for processing information from the PHP processor and converting it to bits to transmit through the network. 

Popular webservers include Microsoft IIS, Apache and Nginx.

Both Nginx and Apache handle static and dynamic content but the latter needs support from an external processor. Despite both are popular in their own terms, primarily due to the fact that they are both free and open source. However, many would claim that nginx is the ideal option when it comes to WordPress hosting. 

Nginx

Nginx is of Russian origin and was created by Igor Sysoev in 2002 though it was released only 2 years later. It essentially optimizes network sockets so that they can handle a large number of clients simultaneously, which Apache wasn't capable of. Every good WordPress hosting provider valuing performance now prefers Nginx because of how it provides faster content to a higher volume of connections compared to Apache.

Here are a few other reasons why Nginx is the right web server for WordPress hosting.

• It's easy to install: It comes as a complete package and doesn't require a lot of external modules to function. It can be enabled with one or two Linux lines, and the rest is in the configuration. 
  
• Proxy for Apache and other webservers: Nginx can instantly enhance the performance of Apache webserver configurations by functioning as a proxy without affecting the server functionality in anyway. 
  
• It's fast: Nginx is very fast when handling static content and easily configurable as well. If you are well aware of using and configuring HttpProxyModule, you can use Nginx to get the same level of performance when handling dynamic content as well without any issues on the webserver. 
  
• 4x more concurrent connections than Apache: Nginx is a great choice when hosting a website with very high traffic, say over a thousand visitors per day, as it can process over 4 times the concurrent connections compared to Apache thus resulting in better performance, overall faster website, and reduced use of resources. 
  
• Can be configured for load balance: You can configure Nginx for load balance, making it capable of handling an increased rate of concurrent connections by spreading the load between the servers. It's an ideal choice for projects that have a high load of concurrent connections. 
  
• Doesn't take up a lot of resources: Nginx's event-driven nature makes it lightweight when it comes to resource usage. It takes only a little CPU time to process an individual connection request, that too at a low memory. The ondemand argument embedded in Nginx allows it to spawn and remove listeners on demand subsequently reducing memory usage while increasing efficiency. 
  
• Can work with a fastcgi cache: Nginx comes with a built-in microcache but is also capable of working with fastcgi cache directly to enhance performance many fold without needing an external caching mechanism. 
  

Conclusion

All these points emphasize the fact that Nginx can truly be beneficial to WordPress websites in more ways than one. With Nginx driving the webserver stack, both the hosting company and the web owner can rest easy with a promise that the website will have a noticeably great performance and a satisfying user experience.