Launch a Linux cloud instance with LiteSpeed, MariaDB, and PHP prepared for your website or application. Skip the base-stack installation and start configuring your PHP project, database connections, and web-server settings.
Get full root access to customize your environment, with managed cloud support for eligible server-level tasks.
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LLSMP Stack Hosting provides a Linux server environment with LiteSpeed, MariaDB, and PHP for running websites and web applications. Linux provides the operating system, LiteSpeed handles web requests, PHP runs application code, and MariaDB stores application data.
AccuWeb.Cloud prepares the base stack through its one-click marketplace deployment. You then deploy your website or application and configure its files, database connections, domain, and application settings.
Note: A preconfigured stack is not the same as a preconfigured website. Your application code, content, and project-specific settings are added separately.
Start with the core software components of a LiteSpeed-based PHP environment already prepared on your cloud instance.
The operating-system foundation for your web server, PHP runtime, database, and supporting packages.
The web server that receives browser requests and serves content or passes dynamic requests to PHP.
The runtime that executes compatible website and application code.
The relational database used to store and retrieve application data.
Software versions reflect the current marketplace image template and are updated periodically. Specific versions can be verified or customized upon deployment via full root access.
See how a request moves from a visitor’s browser through the web server, PHP application, and database.
From browser to database retrieval
Sends a request for a page or an API call over HTTP/HTTPS.
Receives the request, serves static files, and passes dynamic requests to PHP.
Runs your application code to build the response.
Stores and returns relational data when the application asks for it.
From data processing back to visitor
Your application assembles the response from your code and data.
Sends the response back over HTTP/HTTPS.
Receives the page or API response.
Full request-to-response cycle processed through the LLSMP stack.
For a dynamic page, LiteSpeed passes the request to PHP. The application processes the request, reads or updates MariaDB when needed, and generates a response for the visitor.
When a compatible page cache is enabled, eligible requests may instead receive a cached response. This can avoid regenerating the same page through PHP and database queries.
Browser → LiteSpeed → PHP application → MariaDB when needed → Response
Browser → LiteSpeed cache → Cached response
Important note: Caching depends on the deployed edition, configuration, and application. Pages containing private or frequently changing information require appropriate cache rules.
This diagram explains how a request travels. It makes no claim about response times or performance gains.
Prepare the server environment from the marketplace, then deploy and configure your PHP application.
Choose the LLSMP marketplace template for a LiteSpeed-based PHP environment.
Select the available plan and region that suit your application and database requirements.
Provision the cloud instance using the prepared marketplace image.
Connect using the supplied access details and review the server configuration.
Upload application files, configure database access, connect your domain, and test the website before making it public.
One-click deployment prepares the base stack. It does not automatically import your existing website, migrate its database, or configure every application dependency.
Choose a LiteSpeed-based stack when you want to run PHP applications with control over the web server, runtime configuration, and database environment.
The main benefit of this deployment is having the components prepared together while retaining the ability to configure the server around your application.
Configure the web server for your domains, application paths, and request-handling requirements.
Adjust compatible PHP settings and extensions to match the application rather than treating every PHP project as identical.
Where supported and configured, use LiteSpeed caching with rules appropriate to your website’s public, private, and dynamic pages.
We make no speed comparisons against other web servers on this page. Real-world performance depends on your application code, database design, configuration and the Compute resources you choose.
Use an LLSMP environment for PHP projects that are compatible with the installed runtime, database, and web-server configuration.
Run business websites and custom PHP sites with control over their server configuration.
Deploy database-driven applications with project-specific PHP settings and dependencies.
Host application endpoints and services that use PHP to process requests.
Configure a CMS after checking its PHP, database, extension, and rewrite requirements.
Test application changes in a separate environment before applying them to production.
Run compatible customer portals, internal tools, and business applications.
Application compatibility depends on the software versions, required extensions, configuration, and resources selected.
The main distinction is the web server used by each stack. Choose based on application compatibility and configuration requirements, not the stack name alone.
| Consideration | LAMP | LEMP | LLSMP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web server | Apache | NGINX | LiteSpeed-based |
| Configuration focus | Apache configuration and modules | NGINX server blocks and request routing | LiteSpeed configuration and PHP integration |
| When to consider it | Your project expects an Apache-based environment | Your project is designed around NGINX | Your project requires a LiteSpeed-based environment |
| Before deployment | Check the template’s software versions and application requirements | Check the template’s software versions and application requirements | Check versions, LiteSpeed edition, licensing, and application requirements |
The database and operating-system versions shown in this comparison should describe AccuWeb.Cloud’s actual marketplace images. They should not imply that every LAMP, LEMP, or LLSMP deployment uses those exact components.
For an existing application, review its rewrite rules, PHP extensions, database requirements, and caching behavior before choosing a different stack.
Configure your web server, PHP environment, and database around the needs of your application.
Use root and SSH access to manage compatible packages, application files, PHP settings, database connections, scheduled tasks, and server logs.
Configure the environment for your domain, application paths, and required network access. Test significant changes before applying them to a production workload.
# connect to your instance $ ssh root@your-instance # check the PHP version and loaded modules $ php -v $ php -m # check disk space for your application files $ df -h # list scheduled tasks $ crontab -l
Illustrative commands. LiteSpeed file paths, service names and admin tools depend on the installed edition and image.
Application development: Keep customer application development separate from server administration: your team controls its code, content, integrations, and project-specific behavior.
Review CPU, memory, and storage requirements as website traffic, PHP processing, and database activity change. Increase available resources when the current configuration no longer meets the workload’s needs.
Resource resizing may require an instance restart. Plan changes around your application’s availability requirements and confirm the supported resize options before proceeding.
Keep control of your application while getting help with eligible server-level tasks.
Fully managed cloud support is included with AccuWeb.Cloud hosting plans. Our team assists with supported server configuration, security settings, troubleshooting, backup-related requests, and resource guidance within the published support scope.
Website development, custom-code debugging, content updates, third-party software defects, and software licence fees are outside standard managed support. Requests involving unsupported software or advanced configuration require review.
See What Managed Support Includes →Plan recovery for your server environment and application data using the backup services available with your configuration.
Keep recovery options in place before changing application files, PHP settings, database configuration, or server software. Available backups and snapshots can help restore the environment to a valid recovery point.
Choose hourly or monthly cloud billing according to how you plan to run your LLSMP environment.
For short-lived development or testing environments, compare the expected hourly cost with the available monthly option. For an always-on website, assess the total cost of the configuration, including any additional resources and software licences.
Compute billing is based on provisioned resources and their applicable billable time—not moment-to-moment CPU utilization. Check the billing rules for retained storage, IP addresses, and other resources before assuming all charges stop when an instance is stopped.
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Start with a LiteSpeed-based PHP environment prepared for your project. Choose a cloud plan, deploy the LLSMP stack, and configure your website or application on your own server.
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