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Comparing ModSecurity Performance in Apache, nginx, and LiteSpeed

LiteSpeed’s HTTP/3 implementation outperforms that of the hybrid nginx/quiche in a battery of tests.

We have designed a flexible QUIC benchmarking program and included a testing script for easy test automation.

We’ve put our new LiteSpeed Cache module for Drupal 8 to the test, comparing its performance to that of Apache with Varnish (Cachewall), and Apache with System Cache.

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