Hello everyone,
I’m planning a high-availability/load-balanced deployment using OpenLiteSpeed together with the LSCache plugin for WordPress, and I’d like some guidance on the best practices for this type of setup.
The goal is to host a large WordPress news portal that requires both high performance and high availability.
Here’s the scenario I’m considering:
My main questions are:
Any advice, best practices, or real-world experiences with similar setups would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you in advance.
I’m planning a high-availability/load-balanced deployment using OpenLiteSpeed together with the LSCache plugin for WordPress, and I’d like some guidance on the best practices for this type of setup.
The goal is to host a large WordPress news portal that requires both high performance and high availability.
Here’s the scenario I’m considering:
- An OpenLiteSpeed instance acting as a load balancer, and
- Multiple OpenLiteSpeed servers as backend web nodes running WordPress with the LSCache plugin.
My main questions are:
- How should the cache mechanism be handled in a multi-node or clustered setup?
- Is there a recommended way to centralize the cache so that all nodes share the same cached content?
- Would running OpenLiteSpeed on both the balancer and the web servers be the best approach, or are there more efficient architectures for managing caching in this type of environment?
- Are there any classic configuration patterns or official guidelines for WordPress + LSCache deployments at this scale?
Any advice, best practices, or real-world experiences with similar setups would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you in advance.