Wordpress LScache Plugin: Litespeed server push and Cloudflare server push
Last Updated on: Wed, 15 Apr 2026 00:00:02 Dear developers, I am wondering should I activate both server push for my website. What may be the potential problem and is it necessary for boosting the performance? Thank you for reading and your help. The page I need help with: http://howtostudycantonese.com Hi, Its OK , CF push needs LSCWP to add link header to tell CF server what is pushable assests. If you are running behind CF, LSWS push actually is not gonna work as CF stands in the middle , so you will need to use CF to push it to end-user. Best regards, Thank you so much for explaining this to me. Also i am wonder what is the difference between keep alive and server push? I think they are very similar as they put all load in one TCP. If i activate both of them, will i overkill it and create extra problems? Thank you for reading and your help. Hi, I think you are mistaken what exactly is server push and keep-alive in simple terms , push is server sending a resources BEFORE client request it , like a resources that is frequently used , or server thinks client will need it later on. for example index.html needs sytle.css, but browser wont request CSS until it realize it needs sytle.css So with push , when browser request index.html , server directly push style.css to browser before it even requests it. on the other hand , as you can see from the name , keep-alive means server ? client connection wont be terminated after data transfer so it can re-use it for future request immediately because establish connection comes with costs (TCP handshakes , HTTPS handshakes ?etc) wikimedia is your friend https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP/2_Server_Push https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_persistent_connection Best regards, Sorry for bothering you with this dumb question. I thought they are all used at the initial request, and your explanation has helped me to understand this. Thank you!
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