LiteSpeed Server Optimization & Fixes

My LiteSpeed stack on a Linux VPS needs expert attention. At the moment, the web server slips into an endless restart loop and, when it does stay up, memory starvation prevents several WordPress-based plugins from loading. I want a bespoke configuration that addresses both issues and leaves the machine running lean and lightning-fast, with a special focus on improving server response time. This server hosts a WordPress installation with 100,000 pages, so all configurations must be tailored for large-scale WordPress performance.

Server specifications:

Configurator: AX52 / AX52 Basic Configuration

CPU: AMD Ryzen™ 7 7700 with Simultaneous Multithreading

RAM: 64 GB DDR5

Storage: 2x 1 TB NVMe SSD (Gen4)

Here is what I expect:

Diagnose and stop the LiteSpeed loop so the daemon starts and remains stable.

Pinpoint memory leaks or mis-allocations that block plugin execution, then apply the appropriate kernel, PHP-FPM, or LSAPI tweaks.

Craft a custom LiteSpeed configuration optimized for WordPress on Linux—including cache settings, opcode caching, Brotli/Gzip compression, HTTP/2 or QUIC where appropriate.

Optimize MySQL/MariaDB and related services so the whole stack is balanced for high-performance workloads.

Deliver concise documentation of all changes so they can be reproduced or rolled back if necessary.

Access will be provided over SSH; you’ll be working on the live server, so precautions and minimal downtime are essential. If you have deep LiteSpeed and WordPress performance experience, I’m ready to move quickly and test your adjustments right away.