Re: Can mod_fcgid maintain a hard-minimum number of available appserver processes?

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On Sun, Nov 13, 2011 at 2:38 AM, Danny Sadinoff
<danny-apache@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm using Apache2 + mod_fcgid to serve a Perl Catalyst application, on
> a box that I own, and I'd like for mod_fcgid to maintain a minimum
> number of spun-up processes ready to go. The docs say
> thatFcgidMinProcessesPerClass only enforces a
>
>  "minimum number of processes that will be retained in a process
> class after finishing requests"
>
> How do I get apache to start up with a certain number of appserver
> subprocesses on an idle server without using artificial load to get
> there?

Unfortunately for your use case, application processes are created
only on demand.

Feel free to open an enhancement request at
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/ so that this is remembered.
(Maybe others will find it and comment there over time.)

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