> Subject: Re: how to check the number of thread on apache
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> On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 7:02 PM, Kwan Lowe<kwan.lowe@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 1:57 PM, Agnello George
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>>> how to check the number of thread? on my ? Apache server? ,? is there a
>>> specific command , and how do i increase these threads ..
>>>
>>>
> If you are talking about worker threads. Turn on server-status in the
> httpd.conf (make sure security is set correctly), and check
> http://serverip/server-status.
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Slightly OT .... FWIW ....
One quick-and-dirty way to check threads for any process is to use the
ncurses-based 'htop' utility. I much prefer this to 'top' for several
reasons, including its ability to hide/display kernel threads,
hide/display user threads (in a different color if you like), display
with vertical and horizontal scrolling, assign processor affinity on the
fly, ptrace/strace processes, and a lot more.
It's in Dag Wieers' rpmforge repository for CentOS.
The suggestions offered in this discussion are all very useful with
regard to tuning Apache.
Chuck
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