Upload script to usr/src.

I'm not promising anything but look into yum - it is a centos/unix package installer. The command would look something like "yum install varnish" and must be run from the root userid.

There are other ways to speed up websites also - like using the apache .htaccess file. Hit me up on skype if you want to know more, this is copy / paste stuff. Skype id is gemusli
 
I'am not sure if apache is really the best option for a web server. Now a days, I stay with a 10 foot pole away from apache, just use Nginx(way better).

Not to change the subject but what makes you shy away from Apache?
 
Well, you can install it with yum on Putty http://www.putty.org/ or if your user has the appropriate permissions, you can SFTP it in with WinSCP. But I would recommend Putty. Just make yourself the root user, navigate to the folder via commands, and install it.
 
I'am not sure if apache is really the best option for a web server. Now a days, I stay with a 10 foot pole away from apache, just use Nginx(way better).

Apache and Nginx have both strengths and weaknesses while serving two different purposes.

Code:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/apache-vs-nginx-practical-considerations
 
Well, you can install it with yum on Putty http://www.putty.org/ or if your user has the appropriate permissions, you can SFTP it in with WinSCP. But I would recommend Putty. Just make yourself the root user, navigate to the folder via commands, and install it.

I have putty on my pc buy when i'm navigated to the right folder how do i install? What command should i type for that.
 
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