Cache, CDN, Redis and LiteSpeed

1. Persistent Redis for queues, sessions and Horizon Enable your own Redis that stores its data on disk for your application's queues, sessions and Horizon on the Avanza, Max and Elastic plans, and connect it from Laravel through a socket. 12 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
2. Media servers for a CDN in PrestaShop: step-by-step setup Set up PrestaShop's media servers to serve images, CSS and JavaScript from a CDN such as Bunny, with the recommended CCC settings and fixes for missing images or a broken layout. 7 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
3. Set up Redis as an object cache Activate a Redis instance for object caching and connect to it over a Unix socket from WordPress, PrestaShop, Laravel or other compatible applications. 10 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
4. AccelerateWP: what it is, how to turn it on in cPanel and what each option does Turn on AccelerateWP for your WordPress from cPanel, understand what each section of the plugin does (cache, file optimisation, media, preload, database, CDN, Heartbeat) and when it suits you better than LiteSpeed Cache. 8 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
5. What the object cache is and how to enable it in WordPress with Redis What the WordPress object cache is, why by default it isn't kept between visits and how to make it persistent with Redis from LiteSpeed Cache or Redis Object Cache, step by step. 6 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
6. Set up the QUIC.cloud CDN on WordPress with LiteSpeed Cache step by step Connect WordPress to QUIC.cloud from LiteSpeed Cache, turn on the CDN by pointing the domain with a CNAME or with the QUIC.cloud DNS, check the caching and choose between the free and the standard plan. 10 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
7. Cloudflare: set up CDN, security and DNS for your website Explains how Cloudflare sits between visitors and the hosting to provide CDN, caching, filters and bandwidth savings, and how to add and remove it via DNS. 4 min · Reviewed 09/2026 →
8. LiteSpeed Cache for Drupal: install and set up Install the LiteSpeed Cache module on Drupal 10 or 11 with Composer and Drush, add the directives to .htaccess and check that pages are served from the server cache. 3 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
9. Is Memcached available? Clarifies the difference between the Memcached PHP extension and the cache server, and explains that the hosting does not provide an instance to connect to. 1 min · Reviewed 09/2026 →
10. Advanced Cloudflare management from its own interface Walks through the full Cloudflare dashboard to view statistics and manage the domain's DNS, HTTPS, firewall, optimisation, caching and network options. 3 min · Reviewed 09/2026 →
11. LiteSpeed Cache for Joomla: install and set up Install the LiteSpeed Cache plugin on Joomla 3, 4, 5 or 6, add the CacheLookup rule to .htaccess, check that pages come from the cache and learn how to clear it. 4 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
12. Integrate LiteSpeed Cache with Laravel Integrate the LiteSpeed server cache with Laravel using Composer and apply the package's middleware only to the routes you want to cache. 3 min · Reviewed 09/2026 →
13. LiteSpeed Cache: install and set up on WordPress and WooCommerce Install LiteSpeed Cache on WordPress or WooCommerce, turn on the server page cache, check that it works with the X-LiteSpeed-Cache header, optimise CSS and JavaScript, purge the cache and clean up the database. 6 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
14. LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager in cPanel Use LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager in cPanel to install and enable LiteSpeed Cache on all your WordPress sites at once, clear the cache of one website or the whole account and download the cache plugins for other applications. 3 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
15. LiteMage Cache in Magento 2: install and configure Install LiteMage in Magento 2 over SSH with Composer, enable it with bin/magento, add LiteMage on to .htaccess and select it as the full page cache to speed up your shop. 4 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
16. LiteSpeed Cache for MediaWiki: install and configure Install the LiteSpeed Cache extension in MediaWiki, load it in LocalSettings.php, add CacheLookup to .htaccess and enable it from the special pages to speed up your wiki. 3 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →
17. LiteSpeed Cache for PrestaShop: install and configure Install the LiteSpeed Cache module in PrestaShop 1.7, 8 or 9, enable it, check that the shop is served from the server cache and purge the cache when you make changes. 4 min · Reviewed 10/2026 →

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