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To host a WooCommerce store on your own VPS, install CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed, create a website for your domain, install WordPress with the LiteSpeed Cache (LSCache) plugin, and issue a free SSL certificate once your DNS points to the server. Your store gets the server’s RAM and storage to itself instead of sharing a shared-hosting account with other sites.

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Install CyberPanel on Ubuntu

  1. Order a FlashRDP Linux VPS with Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04. GOLD (16 GB RAM) suits stores with large catalogs or heavy traffic; smaller stores can start lower.
  2. Log in via SSH as root.
  3. Run the official CyberPanel installer:
    This downloads and runs CyberPanel’s script as root. To review it first, download https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh and read it before running.
  4. Follow the prompts and choose OpenLiteSpeed (free). LiteSpeed Enterprise needs a paid license from LiteSpeed.
  5. When it finishes, open https://YOUR_SERVER_IP:8090 and log in with the credentials the installer printed. Your browser warns about the self-signed certificate on first visit.
  6. Create a website for your domain under Websites > Create Website, then install WordPress with LSCache from CyberPanel’s WordPress tools.
  7. In WordPress, install WooCommerce. LSCache recognizes WooCommerce and doesn’t cache cart, checkout or account pages.
SSL certificates: CyberPanel issues Let’s Encrypt certificates automatically, but only after your domain’s DNS A record points to your server’s IP address. Set DNS first, then issue the certificate.
Order and password-reset emails need outgoing mail. Outgoing port 25 is blocked by default on FlashRDP servers, so either send through an SMTP relay service on port 587 or request port 25.
For CyberPanel on AlmaLinux, site isolation and scheduled backups for several client sites, see CyberPanel on AlmaLinux.

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Last modified on October 16, 2026