Re: Help me in setting up MaxClients

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On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 9:16 AM,  <daniel.goulder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You need to increase ServerLimit and MaxClients to 600 for example.
>
> MaxClients is limited by ServerLimit.  In turn ServerLimit is limited by
> the physical resources you have at your disposal.
>
> Considering you have a highly thread-capable server with plentiful
> memory 600 should be a safe limit, provided you only load the modules
> that you need.

Most any server, certainly those, can handle far in access of 600.
Unless there's some high CPU in-process application process, this box
should be able to support thousands of concurrent clients.

BUT  whether setting MaxClients to 200 or 2000 or 20000, for Solaris
and some other non-Linux platforms you absolutely must ensure there is
adequate swap space defined before increasing MaxClients, because swap
space is reserved per process based on virtual memory size.

> Also you could consider using the worker MPM, which will require much
> fewer child processes.

which helps drastically with swap space

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