My website host has upgraded their new servers to LiteSpeed and MariaDB
Will my cs-cart website still operate successfully in the following environment?
Server Information:
Linux OS
LiteSpeed webserver
CloudLinux enabled
Perl
SourceGuardian
Custom Error Pages
cgi-bin
MariaDB 10
Remote Database Access
PHP Version Selector (5.1 - 7.3)
Acronis Hourly Backups
IonCube Loader
I am currently running cs-cart v4.10.3.SP1 on my website host old legacy server and was considering the upgrade to the new server environment, my store has very low visitor numbers at the present time.
I should mention that the LiteSpeed server that I am considering is on a shared hosting environment, as previously mentioned for a low traffic website.
Does anyone else have a store operating in this environment.
I was with a provider a while back who used litespeed servers and Id say it was not the best. VPS, down times, random errors. I cant give specific details as it was a good few years ago, but since I changed providers and gone dedicated also, it has been as near to perfect as id imagine.
We are running cs-cart v4.11.3 with LiteSpeed on root server (CentOS) with php 7.2 and MySQL 5.7. There were some older discussions about Apache, Nginx and Litespeed. What are you think about that?
Switching between PHP FastCGI and PHP FPM it looks like FPM is faster than FastCGI. With FastCGI some scripts need some time to be loaded. that happens randomly.
We're about to move to Litespeed with CentOS 8, PHP 7.3 and MariaDB.
All tests where fine. No noticable improvements though. Would be cool if an Litespeed addon was built for CS. Cart
We're about to move to Litespeed with CentOS 8, PHP 7.3 and MariaDB.
All tests where fine. No noticable improvements though. Would be cool if an Litespeed addon was built for CS. Cart
Our dev server runs litespeed since some months and so far it's MUCH faster than our old configuration. Especially the admin area is a huge difference (100 products load about 4 times faster!), so I'm planning to switch the live website to this server soon.
You can achieve the same with nginx and proper php configurations. When running our production version with a local database, we get a ttfb of about 60ms. But due to our multi data center architecture we just have minor database latencies (about ~.7ms per query), resulting in a ttfb of about 200ms across the board.