There is no tutorial on upgrading PHP to the latest version on an OpenLiteSpeed droplet. The how-tos online on other resources reference things and config lines which do not exist on your openlitespeed droplet.
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Hello @alex85810
It is considered a good practice to use the newest available (stable) version. You can also make sure that your code is compatible with the newer version in order to prevent any issues.
You can check the following question on how to upgrade the PHP version -
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/how-to-upgrade-php-from-7-3-to-7-4
You can substitute the command from
apt-get -y install lsphp74
toapt-get -y install lsphp81
Regards