Although redis memory, as a rule, is based on storing the cache so that the website opens much faster, in some situations it may be necessary to clear the redis cache. It is worth addingContinue reading
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LiteSpeed configuration for WordPress
In order to properly configure LiteSpeed for WordPress, you must first enable the Redis server. The process of setting it up is very simple, we described it in our blog post: https://www.smarthost.au/blog/how-to-activate-redis-on-smarthost-server The first stepContinue reading
Why its worth to use LSCache?
LSCache (LiteSpeed Cache) – highly customizable high-performance page cache for dynamic content built into LiteSpeed Web Server. You can speed up your dynamic web sites enabling this funcionality by adding appropriate plug. Why use LSCache?With LSCacheContinue reading
How to activate Redis on Smarthost server?
On our servers for new hosting packages based on the Litespeed server there is a Redis cache system – in-memory data structure store. How to activate Redis on Smarthost server? To enable Redis, log inContinue reading
Is Litespeed faster than Apache?
Currently, most websites work on the Apache web server, which is often used by hosting companies due to its capabilities and the lack of license fees. An alternative and increasingly used choice is Litespeed. WhatContinue reading