Host customization for wordpress

With ProPack there must be templates for nginx etc. I don't have ProPack so can't provide screenshots or links
 
in such case, as it usually without any pro features, you just use default settings, than check how it works, tune bottlenecks, check, tune, and so on.
 
Your best bet would be to start here:

DirectAdmin | LiteSpeed Documentation

How to convert a DirectAdmin shared-hosting server to high performance DirectAdmin and LiteSpeed Enterprise Web Server.
docs.litespeedtech.com docs.litespeedtech.com

Looking at your other posts (which are very similar), you are running a single WordPress website on a server that has 32Gig of RAM and LiteSpeed. Admittedly, I think a lot of people on here would have chosen OpenLiteSpeed for a single website, which is my configuration, so I cannot speak to the differences between those servers.

I can tell you that "out-of-the-box" these servers require very little or no tuning. I have a 2CPU 8Gig server running multiple wordpress sites and stressed tested it recently. I can serve up 300 pages per second before the server starts slowing down (I rand the test to 500 pages per second and it survived).

How large is the wordpress database? Are you running a caching program like Redis? What kind of traffic do you anticipate (page views per day)?
 
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BillyS said:
Your best bet would be to start here:

DirectAdmin | LiteSpeed Documentation

How to convert a DirectAdmin shared-hosting server to high performance DirectAdmin and LiteSpeed Enterprise Web Server.
docs.litespeedtech.com docs.litespeedtech.com

Looking at your other posts (which are very similar), you are running a single WordPress website on a server that has 32Gig of RAM and LiteSpeed. Admittedly, I think a lot of people on here would have chosen OpenLiteSpeed for a single website, which is my configuration, so I cannot speak to the differences between those servers.

I can tell you that "out-of-the-box" these servers require very little or no tuning. I have a 2CPU 8Gig server running multiple wordpress sites and stressed tested it recently. I can serve up 300 pages per second before the server starts slowing down (I rand the test to 500 pages per second and it survived).

How large is the wordpress database? Are you running a caching program like Redis? What kind of traffic do you anticipate (page views per day)?
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Hi

Thanks for your information, let me explain that
The server contains core i7 cpu - SSD and Sata HDD disk - with 32 gig ram
We have wordpress shop and each day I tracked the site and know that in past 24 hours we had 3000 users in our site
Unfortunately our theme is not optimized and we must run this theme for 2 next month until new theme will come and we can replace that ,
I installed both of Redis and Memcached in server
I'm using Litespeed cache plugin and it was configured also I used asset cleanup pro to reduce number of css and js loading on different page like home , shop , cart , payment and single products
Last nigh I add our Domain to Cloudflare and all scores of gtmetrix and google page speed insight was brake …

I think its related to our webserver and clouadflare

Not the cdn is removed but still have problems in metrics in those page speed test I mention that call : Reduce server response time.

It's obviously related to site crawler witch litespeed cache plugin crawler was enabled and it is monitoring the pages and urls.

Another things I'm looking for to solve is this : Avoid an excessive DOM size

We are using elemntor and I add "esi" to our shortcodes, like what litespeed cache recommend but there is no hope to speed up the site until now.
 
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