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Without what ads? I'm lost. What are you referring to exactly?

Can you post some screenshots of your setup then? Might make it easier to understand for some people here than try and figure out what you might be referring to with some shorthand references.

As I said, ignore him. He's just trying to convince you that whatever is working well for you isn't really working well for you and you have no idea what any of that means... until you maybe hire him to "warm up your cache" or something. We got your site loading in no time, with only a few...

I'm trying so hard not to laugh @ that "warming up the cache" line... it's not working. LOL

Except for people like me, with common sense. After a few messages back and forth we've already got his server to handle 5,000 concurrent users just fine, with that simple CloudFlare integration and LS Cache in place and properly configured. But hey, do tell us more about how it's PHP and...

@serpent_driver you do realize that whatever you keep claiming over and over makes no sense in most situations, as once someone's PHP and mySQL are optimized to the max, those two are not factors anymore and something else has to be looked at. And there's only so much you can optimize those...

Don't disable anything in LS Cache on your site. Keep all the caching options turned ON. And if you have a separate Cloudflare plugin in WP, you can disable that, you don't need it - LS Cache has its own built-in integration with Cloudflare under CDN section. Let me know if that helps. If...

Absolutely, man... you won't be the first (or last) person I help around here. Just paying it forward, as others have helped me over the years when they didn't really have to. And I run a bunch of my own servers too, so this is obviously a problem I've faced enough times over the last decade or...

I am not saying it "could potentially improve" your performance, I can pretty much guarantee it at this point (having tested it on multiple servers and dozens of client websites). And what I am saying is to employ CloudFlare ONLY for that specific caching, as specified in that link above, +...

It is puzzling, isn't it? I'm still waiting to hear from anyone at Litespeed on how to have it perform under such load (2000+ concurrent users) without crashing the server, blowing thru the server load and CPU usage, without employing CloudFlare to mitigate that. I mean, their selling point is...

Jesus, that's a serious overkill server for 20,000 users per day... but hey, if that's what you're working with, so be it. DM me, I might be able to help if I was to get more details on your traffic, needs, etc, as I've configured dozens of these servers over the years and tweak & reconfigure...

Nah, you don't need any of the Load Balancing or NVMe RAID0 setup or anything crazy that Andrey keeps coming up. All you need is CloudFlare in front of your website, filtering traffic to it and taking the initial hit / lifting the heavy weight processing from the server. My $500/month server...

Illusion? https://kunaldesai.blog/litespeed/ No load balancer, 1 CPU, 1GB of RAM server. Nothing special in terms of hardware (or software) setup. So much for your illusion... one man's illusion is another man's reality.

Sorry, I mistyped. I was referring to Clients per Second in both cases. And yes, I completely understand what you mean otherwise.

Dude, please stop replying here as you're not helping, and are actually talking nonsense more than anything. I've seen basic servers handle 5,000 requests per second just fine, like this one with 1CPU and 1GB RAM only: https://kunaldesai.blog/litespeed/ My server has 24 CPUs + 128GB of RAM...

I don't know why you think that's an illusion... you clearly said it's designed to process an infinite number of requests. And I clearly told you that mySQL and all other components of the server have been fine tuned to perfection, and can handle millions of requests per minute. How do I know...

Oh yeah, here it is: https://markuphero.com/share/t6RXiZCHs7RkP0nzwb4y The limit for those is 2,000, I can't go over that. And when I do set it to 2,000 and match the PHP_LSAPI_CHILDREN value to that (2,000) the server usage goes through the roof when I run a test with 2,000 clients per...

Hmm, I'll try that, but the reason why I was using PHP suEXEC Max Conn = 500 was because 1) it wouldn't let me set it to anything higher than 2000 (some hard limit?) and 2) every suggestion I got from admins here was to NOT set that value to anything higher than 100 for some reason...

Yeah, that's not helping at all, unfortunately. I'm fully aware that Litespeed isn't the only factor in the equation, but all the other factors have been taken care of and have been optimized already, so saying that Litespeed can handle unlimited amount of requests when it craps out at...

I've followed all those tip and I still hit the limit even at 500 for Max Connections: https://markuphero.com/share/LWMByIGqTMl4q1ZjRzWN And here are some of my config settings: https://prnt.sc/wOOMZKrPav3- https://prnt.sc/Vuio1gQYO5La on a AMD Ryzen 7500 CPU (12 cores, multi-threaded)...