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LS 1Core on dual core
Is it okay to use "LiteSpeed Enterprise (1CPU-Core)" on a dual core machine?
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Yup. LSWS will simply use 1 core and leave the other one open to do other things like process php etc.
Frank |
Thanks Frank, that's correct!
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people are switching to litespeed for more performance.
So i wonder if it may slow down the webserver server and not use the hardware resource efficiently?. For instance, Does that effect the performance? like 1/2 efficient compare to 2 core liecence for 2 core server? |
well of course if you got the cash go for it. But it is a viable option to run a single core on dual core or even a quad core. Although you definitely will not be unleashing the full potential of the server.
As far as performance. Litespeed running one core is still faster and more effecient then apache running 8 cores even. If you serve a lot of static files and static sites then it will be very important to purchase the multicore license on a multicore machine. I have tested all variations of this and I still find its best to run the multicore license if you have a multi-core machine. Now I may be wrong but in my experience there is a noticeable difference if you have a busy or attack prone server. What i do basically is, setup a new server which is usually dual ore quad core. Then I start out with the single core license and then when everything starts filling up and getting busy I then go for dual core. |
Thank you for that good idea.
I am with apache now and in process of switching to litespeed. Apache performce poorly at high traffic. Also, seem like litespeed have problem with Plesk. |
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