In this tutorial, We will see how to deploy WordPress with OpenLiteSpeed web server, MySQL & phpMyAdmin in docker swarm. If you see the official docker image of WordPress in docker hub, you will find that the official image have built in Apache web server. As I am a big fan of OpenLiteSpeed (open source edition of LiteSpeed web server), here we will see how to run WordPress in OpenLiteSpeed web server....
This tutorial will guide you how to install WordPress on OpenLiteSpeed web server. Before we start, make sure that you have OpenLiteSpeed web server, PHP, MySQL are installed and configured. If you didn’t have already, you can see How to install OpenLiteSpeed, PHP 7.3, MySQL on Debian 7/8 and CentOS 7 Preparing database for WordPress Step 1: We will create a specific database and user for WordPress. To create a database, first log into your server and execute following command....
In OpenLiteSpeed web server, setting up a SSL certificate for a domain is a bit tricky. In this article I will show how to setup Cloudflare’s free SSL certificate for a domain name. Before we begin, make sure that your domain is using Cloudflare’s DNS. Getting certificate from Cloudflare Login to your Cloudflare dashboard and select your domain. Click on “Crypto” tab and within SSL settings, select “Full (strict)” Scroll down a bit and within “Origin Certificates” settings, click “Create Certificate” A pop up window will open....
In this article we will see how we can host our domain to OpenLiteSpeed web server by using Name-based virtual hosting. In this way we can host multiple website/domain against a single IP address or web server. Before start, make sure you pointed your domain name to your server’s IP address (setup A record) Creating virtual host for a domain First we will create the necessary directories where our web content’s will be stored....
OpenLiteSpeed is a high-performance, scalable, open-source Web Server developed by Litespeed technologies. It is apache drop-in replacement as it can be replaced apache web server without any major change. OpenLiteSpeed contains all the essential features right out of the box from LiteSpeed web server. In WordPress, OpenLiteSpeed along with LSCache plugin is the best choice as it helps to reduce the server’s response time. Below we see the benchmark result from LIteSpeed blog where it shows how OpenLiteSpeed handles 10,000 requests over 100 concurrent users....