WSA · For administrators

Run it from WHM — or script it from the CLI.

Everything WSA does is exposed two ways: a full WHM interface for day-to-day management, and a complete wsa command-line tool for automation, cron, and remote control.

A live WHM dashboard

Open WSA in WHM and see the whole module at a glance — status, version, accounts, and live cache stats — with one-click maintenance.

  • Module status, version and active account count
  • Cache utilization gauges per zone (Dynamic, CSS/JS, Media)
  • 24-hour bot-protection stats and top offenders
  • Quick actions: rebuild config, restart nginx, clear all caches
A live WHM dashboard
WHM · WSA dashboard

Server-wide tuning, with safe defaults

Global nginx and cache settings live in a few clean tabs — including the bypass lists that keep carts and logged-in users out of the cache, plus one-click Brotli and HTTP/3 builds.

  • nginx workers, timeouts, body sizes and rate limiting
  • Per-zone cache sizes and inactivity timeouts
  • URI and cookie bypass lists (wp-admin, cart, sessions…)
  • Brotli and HTTP/3 (QUIC) builds with version pinning
Server-wide tuning, with safe defaults
WHM · cache configuration

Every account in one place

The account inventory lists each cPanel account with its caching profile — apply presets in bulk, or override a single domain.

  • Filter and search across all accounts
  • Apply a caching preset to many accounts at once
  • Per-account and per-domain overrides
  • Clear the cache for an account right from the list
Every account in one place
WHM · account inventory

Or do it all from the CLI

The wsa command exposes every action — ideal for automation, cron jobs, and managing a fleet over SSH.

wsa --enable / --disable # turn WSA on or off wsa --rebuild # regenerate changed configs (cron-safe) wsa --purgecache-all # clear every account's cache wsa --purgecache-url=https://site/page # purge a single URL wsa --nginx-install=brotli # compile & install Brotli wsa --http3-install # build HTTP/3 (EL9/EL10), zero downtime
Or do it all from the CLI
wsa --help

Put WSA on your servers

Install it from WHM and the free trial starts on its own.