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Speed and caching

10 articles.

LiteSpeed Cache: CDN settings with Cloudflare

How LiteSpeed Cache's CDN settings relate to Cloudflare on Flashcloud: leave proxy mode on in the portal, purge both layers, and skip the plugin's CDN mapping.

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LiteSpeed Cache: the Cache tab

Where LSCache page caching lives inside the LiteSpeed Cache plugin, what each purge and exclude option does, and when to leave it alone. The Cache tab in the.

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Reducing CPU usage on a hosting account

High CPU usage on shared hosting almost always traces to plugins, cron jobs, or bots. Here's how to find the cause and cut it down without upgrading your plan.

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Common practices for a faster site

The fixes that move the needle: cache correctly, trim PHP and database weight, compress images, and use a CDN. Practical steps below you can apply today.

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LiteSpeed Cache plugin: general settings

What the General tab in LiteSpeed Cache controls on Flashcloud WordPress hosting, which toggles matter, and which to leave alone for now. The General tab in the.

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LiteSpeed Cache: image optimization and WebP

LiteSpeed Cache handles image optimization and WebP conversion on your WordPress site, plus how to check progress and troubleshoot skipped images.

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LiteSpeed Cache: page optimization (CSS, JS)

How to turn on LiteSpeed Cache's CSS and JS minification, combination, and deferred loading without breaking your site's layout. Enable page optimization settings one.

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Resource limits explained (CPU, memory, entry processes)

CPU, memory, and entry process limits on shared hosting: what each one gates, where to check yours, and how to fix a site that keeps hitting them.

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Running a speed test that means something

PageSpeed and GTmetrix measure different things, using different methods and test locations. Pick one, test the same way each time, and stop chasing a 100 score.

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What to do about high resource usage

High CPU or memory usage is almost always duplicate work: caching layers fighting each other, redundant queries, or overlapping cron jobs - dedupe before you upgrade.

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