Advanced Invoice Layout Extension
This Magento Extension offers customizable templates for PDF invoices, shipments and creditmemos that can be send via email to your customers.
learn moreFor a long time Apache has been the defacto standard for hosting PHP web applications like Magento 1 or WordPress. Then with the rise of the need for high-scaling applications hosted in the cloud webservers like nginx or full page caches like Varnish became popular in order to handle the enormous amounts of traffic pouring in. The LiteSpeed webserver for Magento 1 is the new cool kind in the block now.
As my favorite hosting provider rack::SPEED lately offered new hosting possibilities with the LiteSpeed webserver technology, I had an in-depth look into this software stack and how it works together with Magento 1.
Eventually I also use it now on my own Magento 1 website.
Some highlights of LiteSpeed are:
.htaccess
files can be parsedThe stunning result are sub-50 ms response times of your shop! Not as good as this Hugo-based blog but outstanding performance for a Magento shop.
During the implementation I found only one issue with their Magento 1 extension and that is the need to disable all SID session parameters in frontend and backend. While in Magento frontend this can be configured in system configuration, there is no such configuration for the backend.
That’s why I ended up implementing this little piece of code into my Magento 1 utilities extension, which contains also some other useful stuff (that is too small to put it into separate extensions).
Did you already make experiences with LiteSpeed? I am really fascinated by the easy setup and the response times!
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