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Best Performance Hosting info
Hi Experts,
We want to get some knowledge from your experience.
As We are starting to provide shared hosting to our clients.
We are using 7900x with cPanel/LiteSpeed/Cloudlinux/imunify360.
Using event mpm.
Using lsphp as a handler with opcache.
We have tried our best to make it better.
Is there any way to make it more better for wp based sites.
Any Expert recommendations will be highly appreciated.
TIA
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No one able to help?
Would help to know what's metrics you need to improve on? It's quite vague.
Install clean WordPress with WP benchmark tool, run test and post result here.
I want to make the hosting best performance in term of Speed. What thing i have to do with server. What info i have to post here to get better suggestion.
Static websites have the best performance. Never achievable by Wordpress or another CMS
Mate, you going to provide service to customers without knowing anything about optimisation?
Not a great business idea bro. Maybe learn one or two things first and then offer services.
You have done must of the needed server side optimization, you can offer either an optimized wordpress install or a plugin for customers to cache content and optimize media from wordpress.
Could you please elaborate, What does mean optimize wordpress install.
Here are the result,
https://postimg.cc/qtXP2k51
I/O Usage was 20mb on this test.
You have your WordPress install with all plugins and performance tuning pre-installed or offer a plugin that do all of this. From the bench you've shared the problem is with the I/O of your server or configuration.
Everything looking good in test. Is any other way to get performance like speedypage. They have a good performance as compared to others. What technology they use
I have no experience with speedypage, I do think you need faster disks for better performance given your benchmark results. This is the fio results for speedypage vps from benchmark by @febryanvaldo
Okei. Not that bad, this would be pretty average LET hosting.
What are your machine specs, but can you also run yabs?
Second, install redis + redis object cache, this is going to fix your problem with object cache and try run test again.
Talking about SpoodyPage:
it's SpeedyPage my friend, not SpoodyPage
Just a typo I believe. It should be SpookyPage, not SpoodyPage.
7900x
128gb
2x2tb gen4 nvme raid-1
Is it secure to use redis/memcache on shared hosting environment.
I know 🤣 but I call it SpoodyPage, it’s just after Halloween right.
Yeah, i knew it should be about Halloween things, so SpookyPage would be more suitable hahaha.
Yes, lots / most providers offers redis already preinstalled.
Have you tried to rerun the benchmark again, what are results?
I didn’t installed redis yet. I will install it. Every customer should have to enabled it? Can we provide automated enabled on every wp installation.
We are no using LiteSpeed, but if i remember right LiteSpeed has their own memcache, so if your server has LiteSpeed you can use their own memcache, but i dont know performance and then your customers doesnt need to install different plugins...
// Yes, there is LSMCD: https://docs.litespeedtech.com/products/lsmcd/getting_started/
So i dont know this, because i have been using redis for long time and prefer this.
We are using LSMCD for our other servers.
Any other way to get better performance . What is anycast dns? Is it play any role in performance.
https://upload.ee/image/15966583/asdda.png
Also testing new setup for WordPress customers. At the moment it is running HostHatch:
1 AMD EPYC Milan core (fair share)
2 GB DDR4 RAM
10 GB NVMe Storage
1 TB bandwidth
Redis maxmemory has 256mb.
Need also improve db.
There is also the dedicated WP CDN quic.cloud that may or may not give better results than CF; it integrates directly with LSC.
Thanks but we are using it. We want server end side optimisation Hardware or software 🥲
Haven't tried it yet, but: https://github.com/major/MySQLTuner-perl
Thanks, looks nice, will try it later.
We have used it in past on bussy server but it did not work well for bussy server.
Ok, thanks. I will try my method first and this another test web server.