Hello,
We're looking to setup a geo-located cPanel cluster for a client and found XtendWeb, which we'll test first, before using it in production.
This kind of setup provides LEMP stack redundancy and syncs the /home folder to the slave.
The master server can and will use LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise with LiteSpeed Cache. The slave server is limited to nginx and cannot use anything else.
My question is: what happens when a WordPress website has LSCache enabled and then it suddenly runs in an environment where LSCache is not available (on the slave server)? Does LSCache disable itself and/or does the website continue to run without caching? Will the website return a blank page or error instead?
Thank you in advance.
We're looking to setup a geo-located cPanel cluster for a client and found XtendWeb, which we'll test first, before using it in production.
This kind of setup provides LEMP stack redundancy and syncs the /home folder to the slave.
The master server can and will use LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise with LiteSpeed Cache. The slave server is limited to nginx and cannot use anything else.
My question is: what happens when a WordPress website has LSCache enabled and then it suddenly runs in an environment where LSCache is not available (on the slave server)? Does LSCache disable itself and/or does the website continue to run without caching? Will the website return a blank page or error instead?
Thank you in advance.