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The link you provided is a mere guide of the OLS deployment for GCP. It assumes you already know what you are doing (setting-up a linux server on your own), it is there to provide info of what was already pre-configured for you. Furthermore the entire link you are referencing does not mention...

I am sorry to say that you are indeed incorrect! I literally provided the solution with a screenshot of an actually working LSCache config. Your admin might be cached so it just shows and expired value in the LSCache plugin but I can assure you port 11211 does not and will never work with...

Thank you for pointing out my mistake! I mixed up the order of the two possible configurations. What you stated above is false, the correct setup should be as follows: Memcached over TCP/IP: Host: localhost Port: 11211 Memcached over UNIX socket: Host: /path/to/memcached.sock (in your case...

The GCloud deployment has memcached set up in an Unix Socket. In order for it to work with the LSCache plugin you have to use localhost as the specified directory and 0 as the port (the idea of the UNIX socket is to avoid routing thus ports don't matter) Regarding the PID file error, it is...

Yes I check the files using the Chrome and Edge Network tab in the console with Cache disabled and enabled and also hard refresh with Ctrl+Shift+R I deployed the instance a while back and switched from lsphp 7.3 to 7.4 in the meantime but that should not affect how the server zips files IMO. No...

LSPHP 7.4 and 8.0 are available in the Litespeed Repo and you can install them with (eg. Ubuntu) apt-get install lsphp74 lsphp74-common (list the repo contents for all available extensions and just add them in the install command after lsphp-common). Keep in mind that LSPHP8 has less extensions...

(Server level) Enable Compression No; (LSCache) Enable Cache Off Upon disabling the LSCache plugin the Compression setting seems to work for Dynamic gzip (html) files. However the rest of the page is still served with brotli or gzip compression (css, js, text etc.) The "Min Static File Size"...

Try here: sudo nano /usr/local/lsws/lsphp74/etc/php/7.4/litespeed/php.ini of course change both 74 and 7.4 with your version of php

Enabling/disabling both Dynamic and Static compression for gzip and brotli in the server config tab does nothing. Compression is always ON regardless of setting. When trying to change the level of compression in all fields, data size of compressed files stays the same according to GTmetrix and...

The Ubuntu Repo does not fetch the newest OLS v1.6.19 stable upon apt update command.