Varnish?

[LA2085]

Is it possible to install Varnish cache over OLS? if so, is there any guide on to install it and configure it?

Thanks.

-LA

 

[lsmichael]

It is definitely possible, but we don't have any guides yet. If you have any issues with the setup, I'm sure @eva2000 can be of some help. Right, eva?

m

 

[LA2085]

Cool, thanks. I'll play with it on my test VPS, I'll post here if I need any help.

 

[lsmichael]

We'll do our best. Welcome to the club.

m

 

[Robson]

Yes, is possible, the results are great

 

[pamamolf]

A tutorial will be great on how we can setup it and configure it on Openlitespeed

I am 100% sure that peopla will love Openlitespeed if they get basic support here for installing and configuring some software ....

Thank you

 

[lsmichael]

A tutorial will be great on how we can setup it and configure it on Openlitespeed

I am 100% sure that peopla will love Openlitespeed if they get basic support here for installing and configuring some software ....

Thank you

Agreed. I just wish we had more time to put together tutorials. @Robson ? I know you've done it...

m

 

[Mehul Gupta]

You could use this guide i think link.
Its pretty straight forward, just skip the apache installation part and if you are running CentOS 6.x follow the fedora instructions.
Just change the listener in the admin panel to 8080
There is one more thing you need to do that is to edit the /etc/varnish/default.vcl file.
Do the following changes:
nano /etc/varnish/default.vcl
Change .port = "80"; to .port = "8080";

 

[Mehul Gupta]

One more thing if you are using wordpress you might want to consider the fact that all the ips will be changed to 127.0.0.1 so you might want to fix that.
Stilla newbie so no idea how to do it directly through litespeed but you can look here. Just follow the second last reply.

 

[Mehul Gupta]

One more thing if you are using wordpress you might want to consider the fact that all the ips will be changed to 127.0.0.1 so you might want to fix that.
Stilla newbie so no idea how to do it directly through litespeed but you can look here. Just follow the second last reply.