Add LiteSpeed to recommended servers list

[ataylorme]

Add LiteSpeed to recommended servers list

[JStrotmann]

Andrew, I would say YES. (beside Apache, Apache with NGiNX reverse proxy or Varnish cache, NGiNX,
lighttpd, IIS)

The LiteSpeed web server (LSWS):

• is a great drop in replacement for Apache that has all the benefits of Nginx
• increases performance and stability with its streamlined event-driven architecture
• can serve thousands of clients with minimal memory consumption and CPU usage
• has the ability to function as a load balancer for other servers or web applications on the backend
• makes it easy to run multiple versions of PHP on one server, allowing ultimate flexibility for web
  applications and shared hosting providers
• reduce the page load times, also the website response time significantly
• reduces hardware and support costs allowing to keep the hosting control panel and relieving you of the
  troubles of an overloaded server
• .htaccess compatible, unlike nginx or lighttpd
• mod rewrite compatible
• mod security compatible
• lsapi for php – faster than fastcgi, mod fgci, suphp, dso, and all others
• supports phpsuexec
• The install is easy, and requires minimal admin time
• Out-of-the-box, LiteSpeed just works!

...last but not last it's the 4th most popular web server...

[ataylorme]

Thanks @JStrotmann. I created this issue as it was a comment in the doc. +1 to adding LiteSpeed. I am going to remove the "question" part and leave this issue open until someone writes the section

[getsource]

If we're going to continue to recommend specific servers, and it is used by hosts regularly, that makes sense to me.

[javiercasares]

We can also add OpenLiteSpeed.