> Assuming the server is always under heavy load, the 240 worker threads are busy working on 240 requests from 240 established connections. As soon as they finish their work, they will be working on the subsequent requests on the same connection.
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> There are 720 connections that have been accepted by the server, but only 240 of those have been worked upon. The remaining 480 will never get a chance, because there are subsequent requests on the same connection to be worked upon.
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> As it stands today, the symptoms observed are --
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> The server is not responding to new connections
> The 8 core server machine shows that 80% of each of the 8 cores is idle, which means that the workers are not really doing much. Does that mean that each of the 240 threads when allocated a connection is waiting for requests on that connection and not picking up other connections that are newly established?
If you have 720 units of parallel, non-idle work and you don't want
queuing, you want MaxRequestWorkers >= 720.
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