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| | Handler Type: Load Balancer | | Handler Type: Load Balancer |
| | Handler Name: [Server Level]: lsphp5_cluster | | Handler Name: [Server Level]: lsphp5_cluster |
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| | * If no chroot, then /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/html should be rsync'd over as /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/html. | | * If no chroot, then /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/html should be rsync'd over as /usr/local/lsws/DEFAULT/html. |
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| - | * For load balancing backend PHP setup, since PHP runs on different servers, a central PHP session storage like memcached, etc is recommended. This is due to limited session handling within load balancing functions of LSWS. That said, LSLB (with much better session handling and load balancing strategy) can be a good candidate for load balancing the backend PHPs. | + | * For load balancing backend PHP setup, since PHP runs on different servers, a central shared PHP session storage like memcached, etc is recommended as LSWS load balancing is not session aware. An ideal set up is using LiteSpeed Load Balancer which is session aware in front of LiteSpeed web server clusters. |
