Re: [users@httpd] WebServer slower after turned on KeepAlive

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Joshua,  I re-read your comment, have couple questions
inserted below.  Could you please help me again?

Thx, Q.Xie

--- Joshua Slive <joshua@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
...... 
> If the load-testing clients are not using 
> keep-alives, the server will
> almost certainly be slower with keep-alives turned
> on, because a bunch
> of your processes will be stuck waiting for requests
> on keep-alive connections that never come.  

  I am not clear here.  Since our load-test kept
sending the requests continually, the children with
keep-alive connections should not be stuck in waiting
for requests. Am I right?  still not clear why
keep-alive slows down the performance?

  I also think, if the number of free/available
children is big engough, a portion of children being
stuck waiting for requests on keep-alive connections
should not slow down the performance, right?

> ...... A better solution in development in 2.2/2.3 
> is the event mpm, which transfers keep-alive
> processing to a separate thread where it doesn't tie
> up the worker threads.

Event mpm is really the one we are looking for. 
However, it seems still a experimental MPM.  Could you
tell me how stable event mpm in 2.2/2.3?

Many Thanks, 
Q.Xie

> 
> Joshua.
> 
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