@robi ElasticSearch, yes: https://git.cloudron.io/vladimir.d/elasticsearch

So you point the ElasticPress plugin directly at ElasticSearch?

Or is ElasticPress a separate packaged install?

We found we could get Wordpress running pretty efficiently with some techniques detailed by Dave Hilditch here:

https://www.wpintense.com

Are you using the Scalability Pro plugin or just his enhancement tips?

@robi It's based on this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/elasticpress/. Plus some custom add-on plugins we wrote for our custom theme.

Ah okay, that makes it a bit simpler. Does it work across subdomains?

Do you have https://github.com/10up/ElasticPress packaged for Cloudron?

Hmm, I didn't find an app request for it..

Is there a how-to on that?

Most likely yes.
And mostly is custom develop.

I think that we should be able to offer solution that are a good, not perfect, but fit for everyone.

(Since that was written, we reproduced what Algolia does with an in-house developed ElasticSearch alternative, also hosted on Cloudron.)

Is there a how-to on that?

We are working with cloudron to allow MooCloud Registry and apps to the AppStore but it is too early to promise any ETA.

• https://www.wpintense.com

As an example, there's over 100 plugins on our Wordpress & Woocommerce site here hosted on a Cloudron app:

• https://brandlight.org
• https://brandlight.org/the-pursuit-of-website-speed-is-almost-over-when-you-have-perceptibly-instant-page-loading-times-everywhere/
• (Since that was written, we reproduced what Algolia does with an in-house developed ElasticSearch alternative, also hosted on Cloudron.)

for now, all the apps developed by us are not on the store, we are talking with the Cloudron team about how partners can publish apps.

It will take some time anyway, but the Nginx version of WordPress will probably be the first app from us on the store.

Our license will not interfere with any cloudron customer but only with MSP or Hosting providers, if you are one of those 2 you can contact moocloud and we can have an agreement.

@micmc
We are not closing OLS,

Yet, this is what YOU said/wrote, I can read loll

@ruihildt
We are in Open Beta for OLS, if you want we can
provide you the image.
But >>for now the code is closed sourse<<

Cheers!
Andy

Docker image (dockerfile), cloudron.manifest file and the software that they contain can have different license in any case.

@ruihildt
We are in Open Beta for OLS, if you want we can provide you the image.
But for now the code is closed sourse, it will be realise with a custom licenses that is open source but not commercially usable by MSP or ISP to offer WordPress as a Service or PaaS.

As far as I know, 'OPENLiteSpeed' is the OPEN version of LiteSpeed server and is licensed under GPL3 which means you cannot take this OPEN SOURCE software, go away with it and close the code for you and your licking.

To give an idea this is the preamble that MUST be included in each file's header:

<one line to give the program's name and a brief idea of what it does.>
    Copyright (C) <year>  <name of author>

    This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
    the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
    (at your option) any later version.

    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
    GNU General Public License for more details.

    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
    along with this program.  If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

Even before reading the terms of the license, this preamble says it all.

I recommend you read carefully the terms of General PUBLIC Licenses 1, 2, and 3 and if you don't understand then ask for legal advice from law people if you do not want to risk to get into hot-water, because in light of what you are saying this is something you cannot do. Jtlyk.

Andy

just contact me on the cloudron chat: @MooCloud-Matt.

yes and no, OLS/LS is objectively more efficient over apache, and this make it more performant then apache.
Berceuse as Nginx it can serve static file without wake up a php, that apache is using for every request on a WP.
But as i already say sometimes a good server lvl optimization of nginx is performing as well but is not easy to setup, OLS or LS offer LSCache to do all the config from WP dashboard.

WP plugin are not the best way to go, because they just let the call be managed by a PHP, many like Cache enabler, just create a HTML copy of the website, that is more performant no elaboration needed by db or php, but if you use apache you will wake up PHP anyway so CPU and RAM wasted.

@ruihildt
We are in Open Beta for OLS, if you want we can provide you the image.
But for now the code is closed sourse, it will be realise with a custom licenses that is open source but not commercially usable by MSP or ISP to offer WordPress as a Service or PaaS.

I can't say we have all the solutions but we have been down the road of trying so many solutions and always come back to the fundamentals that it's the quality of the plugins used and their query efficiency that has the most impact, and we focus on WP Admin speed foremost because that's generally heavier and slower, so if we get that right the front-end is usually fine.