Re: [users@httpd] Is there a "real" maximum number of connections?

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Hi,

On Fre 28.04.2006 19:38, Charles A. Landemaine wrote:
On 4/28/06, Kishore Jalleda <kjalleda@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I don't think that you can support a million connections on apache,
are you running this app on a mainframe, also check to see how much
Memory each child/worker thread would take up, as you would need (
1Million * (RAM/thread)) of Memory , so say if each connections takes
up 1Meg or even 500KB you would potentially need 1 Million Megs of
Memory ~= 1000GB ~= 1TB of Memory....

Thank you Kishore. The application will be hosted on a load-balanced
architecture. Also, the connections will be open, but most of the time,
no data will be transfered because chats are idle, and basically, chat
clients are waiting for new messages for minutes or hours sometimes.
Kind regards,

As you write that you have a load-balanced architecture I think it would
be better to use more servers or more instances of Apache.

Then you can say to your load-balanced balance between
4/8/... servers|instances.

Have you develop for HTTP 1.0 or 1.1, what i mean is have you 1 Million
keep-alive connections or 7?

What is you backend, can the chat handle so many concurrent
connections/users?

regards

Alex

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