If you are running Centos 7 or earlier version, installing php extensions using command line can come in handy. This way you dont need to use EasyApache and select extensions.
Iconv and Curl
pear channel-update pear.php.net yum install ea-php73-php-iconv -y yum install ea-php72-php-iconv -y yum install ea-php72-php-curl -y
Opcache
yum install ea-php72-opcache yum install ea-php-opcache yum install php-opcache
GD Library
Needed by wordpress to optimize images when you upload images
yum install php php-common php-cli php-gd php72-gd
Mysql
yum install php7-mysql
Important extensions
Other important extensions you might need
bcmath | hash | mime_magic | Reflection | wddx |
calendar | iconv | mssql | session | xml |
ctype | imagick* | mysql | SimpleXML | xmlreader |
curl | imap | mysqli | soap | xmlrpc |
date | ionCube Loader | openssl | sockets | xmlwrite |
dom | json | pcre | SourceGuardian | xsl |
exif* | libxml | PDO | SPL | zip |
filter | magickwand* | pdo_mysql | SQLite | zlib |
ftp | mbstring | pdo_sqlite | standard | |
gd | mcrypt | posix | tidy | |
gettext | mhash | pspell | tokenizer |
*The modules exif, imagick, and magickwand are currently only available on Linux servers.