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@tryol0 @AndreyPopov ESI does not use a special cache type and therefore there is no “ESI cache”. ESI behaves like a hole that may have different cache criteria than the surrounding content. An ESI hole cannot be warmed up because LiteSpeed LScache is an http or URL based cache and an ESI hole...

There is no need for that. .htaccess loads automatically like Apache does it. Also LSWS caches it.

https://www.litespeedtech.com/docs/webserver/install

https://blog.litespeedtech.com/2021/06/01/guest-mode-for-wordpress-in-lscwp-v4-0/

https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

Did you know? Optimizing a website does not improve loading time! Are you one of the many millions of users who believe that optimizing a website could improve the loading time? Unfortunately, this is a misconception and who is to blame? It's Google, or Google PageSpeed, because PageSpeed...

Documentation is also your friend. ;)

OLS or LSWS?

It seems you are talking about Wordpress and LiteSpeed cache plugin for Wordpress. If so, please read this: https://www.litespeedtech.com/support/forum/threads/please-use-the-official-wordpress-forum.16028/

@Crazy Serb You use the CloudFlare X-cache. How am I supposed to test this for real if you cheat?

This is an important aspect, but it is still irrelevant. 2000 or more simultaneous website requests generate a high load regardless of requests to static sources. That's why it's still an illusion that you can handle this large number of simultaneous requests without a load balancer.

Please open a support ticket to verify if you don't dream (crazy)...

Please don't expect your "gimmicks" to be believed. At the risk of repeating myself again, but if you can process requests of this size, you need a server cluster. No single server in this universe is capable of processing 2000 or more simultaneous requests and when I say server, I mean all the...

Delayed option means that js is loaded after user action like scrolling or clicking. If your theme or any plugin needs certain js before the user does any action you can exclude certain js file or inline js from being optimized. You can exclude js files from being optimized in Page Optimizations...

@AndreyPopov I have to agree with you for once. I actually already said it, but it's an illusion to believe that only web server 2000 or more simultaneous requests can be handled. That's why you have to assume that @Crazy Serb (crazy nick ;)) is only making theoretical efforts that are alien...

@Crazy Serb You should not hold the web server or LiteSpeed solely responsible for performance. Basically, the LSWS, unlike Apache, is designed to process an almost infinite number of requests, which is due to the event-oriented process architecture and can also be found in nginx. If you're...

If you have network problems, then it's not a LiteSpeed problem. Try this and show the result to your hosting provider: http://winmtr.net

Sorry, I have to capitulate. Your problem description is not only very confusing, but also paradoxical. Especially since the problem cannot really be narrowed down if you also use CF in addition to the LSWS. However, I still don't see a problem with the LSWS if the default settings for the...

Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but what role does Cloudflare play in your problem?!

The default settings of Connection Hard Limit are very tolerant and are not usually exceeded by any browser with normal surf behavior and even with 100 static sources at the first request of 1 URL. If you now complain that this limit is set too low, it can only mean that you have changed the...