LiteSpeed’s virtual host configuration templates make it easy to create multiple similar vhosts with minimal work.
Managing Cacheability With LSCWP API
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How to use Configuration Templates
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Serving Static Content Through a Subdomain
May 8th, 2023Serving static content from a subdomain can provide multiple benefits, including better website performance and optimization.
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Use OpenLiteSpeed and Metabase business intelligence software together, with OLS set up as a reverse proxy.
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