Dear Cpanel community,
This is the first time I do post on this forum and my question might actually need several threads to be answered but after searching both on this forum and online I didn’t find an answer to the following question.
I host my personal sites and client's website on a VPS running on centOS with WHM distribution, Distribution installed by the server provider (OVH). OVH told me on the phone that they do not provide support for server optimization so after having tried to configure my server properly, breaking it and rebuilding it several times, here am I posting for help...
I'm planning to change VPS for an SSD and I would like to seize the occasion to configure it properly before transferring the websites. The main use of the VPS is generating pages from CMSs like Wordpress Joomla & Prestashop.
Here is the actual architecture (total of 15 sites that should rise to 25 in the near future) :
Root Access
Main site (SSL certificate + Failover IP)
Other site 1 (using VPS IP)
Other site 2 (using VPS IP)
Other site 3 (using VPS IP)
Other site 4 (using VPS IP)
… etc …
These sites are either mine or developed by me for clients, they all run Php7 and are optimized for fast loading on the site side, except for my CRM and a URL Shortener that I hadn't time to really take care of.
I would like the new VPS to serve pages using http2.
Use varnish and a powerfull Cache system.
And use as maximum server ressources available.
I'm using Maria DB but if there is a better solution I can switch.
I'll try to provide any data needed.
My question is where should I start.....
I tried installing http2 but I continuously broke the server or didn't work so I stopped trying
I tried installing varnish but I must have missed something regarding the failover Ips.
I'm no server administrator or specialist, but I'm trying to teach myself the basics online.
By the way the new server config will be :
KVM OpenStack
2 vCores
2,4 GHz
8 Go RAM
SSD 40 Go
Local Raid 10
Additional SSD 50 Go (for backups also need to find or write a script for this but it shouldn't be the hardest part)
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Best regards.
Pierre
This is the first time I do post on this forum and my question might actually need several threads to be answered but after searching both on this forum and online I didn’t find an answer to the following question.
I host my personal sites and client's website on a VPS running on centOS with WHM distribution, Distribution installed by the server provider (OVH). OVH told me on the phone that they do not provide support for server optimization so after having tried to configure my server properly, breaking it and rebuilding it several times, here am I posting for help...
I'm planning to change VPS for an SSD and I would like to seize the occasion to configure it properly before transferring the websites. The main use of the VPS is generating pages from CMSs like Wordpress Joomla & Prestashop.
Here is the actual architecture (total of 15 sites that should rise to 25 in the near future) :
Root Access
Main site (SSL certificate + Failover IP)
Other site 1 (using VPS IP)
Other site 2 (using VPS IP)
Other site 3 (using VPS IP)
Other site 4 (using VPS IP)
… etc …
These sites are either mine or developed by me for clients, they all run Php7 and are optimized for fast loading on the site side, except for my CRM and a URL Shortener that I hadn't time to really take care of.
I would like the new VPS to serve pages using http2.
Use varnish and a powerfull Cache system.
And use as maximum server ressources available.
I'm using Maria DB but if there is a better solution I can switch.
I'll try to provide any data needed.
My question is where should I start.....
I tried installing http2 but I continuously broke the server or didn't work so I stopped trying
I tried installing varnish but I must have missed something regarding the failover Ips.
I'm no server administrator or specialist, but I'm trying to teach myself the basics online.
By the way the new server config will be :
KVM OpenStack
2 vCores
2,4 GHz
8 Go RAM
SSD 40 Go
Local Raid 10
Additional SSD 50 Go (for backups also need to find or write a script for this but it shouldn't be the hardest part)
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Best regards.
Pierre
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