Hi;
NOTE: Today, I'll install Ghost on NGINX on top of the same config to compare but
Ghost claim to be 6 time faster than WordPress and OLS claim to make Ghost 4 times faster than NGINX.
While on the same machine with WordPress; GTMetrix tell me the website answer under a 1sec.
So I was obviously expecting Ghost to take, at least, the same time to render the site, but instead, even after few tweaks in the theme, I hardly have a respond under 3sec.
More about the config:
- Vultr High Frequency 1GB with Intel Skylake 3.8 Ghz
- Ubuntu 20.04LTS kernel 5.4.0-71-generic
- Percona 8, instead of MySQL, so I do with WordPress
- OpenLiteSpeed 1.6.21-2+focal (I followed this guide: https://openlitespeed.org/kb/ghost-openlitespeed/)
- Nodejs: 14.17 | NPM: 7.13 | Ghost-CLI: 1.17.2 | Ghost: 4.4.0
- I disabled PHP, Ruby, Python in OLS and deleted the EXAMPLE to liberate few bites of RAM
- I tried with Cloudflare to cache everything "mydomain.tld/*/images/*"
PS: I tried with a Vultr High Frequency 2GB with Intel Skylake 3.8 Ghz and I receive the same score, also the total amount of RAM used remain the same, which is 530MB (mysql: 128MB | ols: 54MB | lsnode: 90MB)
So how I could make Ghost faster ?
It is possible to use LSCache with Ghost ?
if yes how I could do that ? --> see Update2
What's about QUIC ?
UPDATE1: related to LSCache, I found this tutorial on how to cache Ghost with NGINX, it would be nice to have something similar for LSCache
https://stanislas.blog/2019/08/ghost-nginx-cache/
UPDATE2: I'll follow this guide https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/noplugin/installation/ and see what is the result.
NOTE: Today, I'll install Ghost on NGINX on top of the same config to compare but
Ghost claim to be 6 time faster than WordPress and OLS claim to make Ghost 4 times faster than NGINX.
While on the same machine with WordPress; GTMetrix tell me the website answer under a 1sec.
So I was obviously expecting Ghost to take, at least, the same time to render the site, but instead, even after few tweaks in the theme, I hardly have a respond under 3sec.
More about the config:
- Vultr High Frequency 1GB with Intel Skylake 3.8 Ghz
- Ubuntu 20.04LTS kernel 5.4.0-71-generic
- Percona 8, instead of MySQL, so I do with WordPress
- OpenLiteSpeed 1.6.21-2+focal (I followed this guide: https://openlitespeed.org/kb/ghost-openlitespeed/)
- Nodejs: 14.17 | NPM: 7.13 | Ghost-CLI: 1.17.2 | Ghost: 4.4.0
- I disabled PHP, Ruby, Python in OLS and deleted the EXAMPLE to liberate few bites of RAM
- I tried with Cloudflare to cache everything "mydomain.tld/*/images/*"
PS: I tried with a Vultr High Frequency 2GB with Intel Skylake 3.8 Ghz and I receive the same score, also the total amount of RAM used remain the same, which is 530MB (mysql: 128MB | ols: 54MB | lsnode: 90MB)
So how I could make Ghost faster ?
It is possible to use LSCache with Ghost ?
if yes how I could do that ? --> see Update2
What's about QUIC ?
UPDATE1: related to LSCache, I found this tutorial on how to cache Ghost with NGINX, it would be nice to have something similar for LSCache
https://stanislas.blog/2019/08/ghost-nginx-cache/
UPDATE2: I'll follow this guide https://docs.litespeedtech.com/lscache/noplugin/installation/ and see what is the result.
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