Configuring Redis Object Caching with LSCache in WordPress

Step 1: Access Your DirectAdmin Control Panel Open a web browser and go to url: yourdomain.com:2222 Enter your DirectAdmin username and password to log in.

Step 2: Enable Redis in DirectAdmin In your DirectAdmin control panel, under Advanced Features click on Redis. Click the toggle button to enable Redis and note the Redis socket file path for example: /home/username/.redis/redis.sock

Step 3: Enable Redis PHP Module In your DirectAdmin control panel, under Extra Features click on Select PHP Version. Under PHP Extensions find redis and select the box to enable the Redis php module. 

Step 4: Configure Redis in LSCache Plugin In your WordPress dashboard, go to LiteSpeed Cache > Cache and select the Object tab. Set Object Cache to ON and Method to Redis Input the Redis socket file path such as "/home/username/.redis/redis.sock" from earlier and set port to "0".

Save the configuration by clicking on Save Changes. Also ensure you use a different Redis Database ID number for each WordPress installation.