is there any way to increase spawn rate of MinSpareServers in apache prefork
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My server faces huge traffic only for short duration every day. And I don't want to waste my resource by running high amount of MaxSpareServers throughout the day.
So, I would like to know is there any way to increase the spawn rate by the exponential of 100s... means increase rate should be 100,200,400,800...
My configuration :
linux apache-httpd performance tuning
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My server faces huge traffic only for short duration every day. And I don't want to waste my resource by running high amount of MaxSpareServers throughout the day.
So, I would like to know is there any way to increase the spawn rate by the exponential of 100s... means increase rate should be 100,200,400,800...
My configuration :
linux apache-httpd performance tuning
edited Apr 11 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
asked Apr 11 at 12:04
SivaPrasath
5,39222950
can you instead stick a reverse proxy (squid, varnish, ...) in front of the server? or go with some content delivery network?
– thrig
Apr 11 at 14:03
@thrig , currently not having those options...
– SivaPrasath
Apr 12 at 9:02
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up vote
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down vote
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
My server faces huge traffic only for short duration every day. And I don't want to waste my resource by running high amount of MaxSpareServers throughout the day.
So, I would like to know is there any way to increase the spawn rate by the exponential of 100s... means increase rate should be 100,200,400,800...
My configuration :
linux apache-httpd performance tuning
edited Apr 11 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
asked Apr 11 at 12:04
SivaPrasath
5,39222950
My server faces huge traffic only for short duration every day. And I don't want to waste my resource by running high amount of MaxSpareServers throughout the day.
So, I would like to know is there any way to increase the spawn rate by the exponential of 100s... means increase rate should be 100,200,400,800...
My configuration :
linux apache-httpd performance tuning
edited Apr 11 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
asked Apr 11 at 12:04
SivaPrasath
5,39222950
edited Apr 11 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
edited Apr 11 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
edited Apr 11 at 12:18
Jeff Schaller
31.1k846105
31.1k846105
asked Apr 11 at 12:04
SivaPrasath
5,39222950
asked Apr 11 at 12:04
SivaPrasath
5,39222950
asked Apr 11 at 12:04
SivaPrasath
5,39222950
5,39222950
can you instead stick a reverse proxy (squid, varnish, ...) in front of the server? or go with some content delivery network?
– thrig
Apr 11 at 14:03
@thrig , currently not having those options...
– SivaPrasath
Apr 12 at 9:02
add a comment |Â
can you instead stick a reverse proxy (squid, varnish, ...) in front of the server? or go with some content delivery network?
– thrig
Apr 11 at 14:03
@thrig , currently not having those options...
– SivaPrasath
Apr 12 at 9:02
can you instead stick a reverse proxy (squid, varnish, ...) in front of the server? or go with some content delivery network?
– thrig
Apr 11 at 14:03
can you instead stick a reverse proxy (squid, varnish, ...) in front of the server? or go with some content delivery network?
– thrig
Apr 11 at 14:03
@thrig , currently not having those options...
– SivaPrasath
Apr 12 at 9:02
@thrig , currently not having those options...
– SivaPrasath
Apr 12 at 9:02
add a comment |Â
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can you instead stick a reverse proxy (squid, varnish, ...) in front of the server? or go with some content delivery network?
– thrig
Apr 11 at 14:03
@thrig , currently not having those options...
– SivaPrasath
Apr 12 at 9:02