Re: Httpd mpm problem

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On Oct 31, 2007 11:07 PM, Lahiru Gunathilake <lahiru@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Thanks joshua,
>
> I've changed the httpd.conf and included extras/httpd-mpm.conf and
> extras/httpd-default.conf files.Now i can see that my changes affects
> the out put of Apache Benchmark.
> Our product is not having segmentation faults with worker mpm.

Do you mean "not" or "now"? If you are seeing seg faults, you need to
get out your debugger and see what is causing them. You'll never get
good performance out of a seg faulting server.

> If you
> have any idea please tell.Do we need to change the mpm according to our
> need.We basically sending xml files to out soap engine with concurrency
> level of 50 and number of requests of 5000.I want to know whether this
> load is much heavy for worker or not.
> Personally what is the MPM you suggest to use in heavy loads.

Concurrency of 50 is nothing. I don't know what you mean by "number of
requests of 5000". Is that per minute?

Worker (or perhaps event) are usually the best choice for high
performance applications. But there is no magic formula. Getting the
best performance involves a careful examination of the bottlenecks
(resource limitations) and tuning around them. In other words, what is
causing the slow performance? Are you out of memory? Is the processor
pegged? Is the network saturated?

Joshua.

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