linux-crazy wrote:
> I want to know about the difference between worker MPM and
> Prefork MPM , how to find out which one will be used by my apache
> server and the recommended one for highly loaded server.If some one
> provide me the link that best explains above two comparison also be
> very use full.
>
>
> Can any one guide me tuning to be done for the maximum utilization
> of the Resources and better performance of the Servers.
>
Most list members would likely advise sticking with the prefork
configuration. Without knowing what kind of applications you are
running on your webserver, I wouldn't suggest changing it.
Merely increasing the number of workers might make performance worse.
Use ps or top to figure out how much each apache worker is using. Then
decide how much ram you want to dedicate on your server to Apache,
without going into swap. (Over-allocating and then paging out memory
will only make performance much worse.) For example, if I have 2G or
ram, and I want 1.5 for apache workers, my average apache worker size
(resident memory) is 65MB, then I have room for 23 workers. (1024 * 1.5
) / 65. (There are more accurate ways to calculate this usage, like
taking shared memory into account.)
Upgrading the ram in your web server is a pretty fast interim solution.
Consider your application performance, too. The longer a request in your
application takes, the more workers are in use on your web server,
taking up more memory. If you have long-running queries in your
database, take care of those first.
Good luck
Jed
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