[users@httpd] RAM Allocation.

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Date: Wed, 4 May 2005 04:16:57 +0530
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Hi All,

I'm using Apache 1.3.28 on Solaris 8 loaded on Sun-Fire-280R server, having 2x1.2GHz CPU/ 6GB RAM.

Recently it happened twice that the the number of httpd processes went around 200, the Swap ( 4GB ) space got filled up and apache stopped serving requests.

At the same time, I observed that the total the physical RAM usage was low, which was 1.3 GB out of 6GB.

Is there a possibility that we can allocate more RAM to httpd processes so that swap is less used and apache serves more requests ?

Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks.

Ravi.

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