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LSCache Module
A highly customizable high-performance page cache for dynamic content built into LiteSpeed Web Server. Similar to Varnish but more efficient! This is general setup guildline. If LSCache plugin has been developed for your application, you may follow the related installation wiki accordingly since it may not need configuration outlined here.
| LSCache Setup Guideline | General Guideline for LiteSpeed Cache |
| LSCache ESI Support | How to enable ESI support |
| LSCache PURGE | How to purge LSCache |
| LSCache Reverse Proxy | How to setup a cache reverse proxy |
LSCache Configuration for Applications Without Plugins
| LSCache + WordPress | How to enable LSCache for WordPress (Not using the LSCWP plugin) |
| LSCache + IP Board | How to enable LSCache for Invision Power Board (IP Board) |
| LSCache + vBulletin | How to enable LSCache for vBulletin |
| LSCache + Joomla | How to enable LSCache for Joomla |
| LSCache + Mediawiki | How to enable LSCache for Mediawiki |
| LSCache + vBSEO | How to setup LSCache in vBSEO |
How to add LSCache
| Purchase LSCache as Module | Add page caching to a VPS, Ultra VPS, or 1-CPU license |
Supported Third Party Caches
While the following 3rd party cache plugins are compatible with LSWS, we recommend using our official cache plugins/add-ons instead.
| W3 Total Cache | Setup W3 Total Cache for WordPress |
| WP Super Cache | Setup WP Super Cache for WordPress |