Re: Very High Load, kernel 2.4.18, apache/mysql

Martin Brulisauer
2002-09-27T08:47:27Z

Turn on extended status in your apache configuration file:
-> ExtendedStatus On
so you can see more information on what the server is
doing. The information looks like:

Current Time: Friday, 27-Sep-2002 10:48:59 CEST\x0f
Restart Time: Tuesday, 27-Aug-2002 17:42:47 CEST\x0f
Parent Server Generation: 32 \x0f
Server uptime: 30 days 17 hours 6 minutes 12 seconds\x0f
Total accesses: 256966 - Total Traffic: 1.7 GB\x0f
CPU Usage: u11.3027 s6.76172 cu14.4033 cs2.29785 - .00131% CPU
load\x0f
.0968 requests/sec - 702 B/second - 7.1 kB/request\x0f
1 requests currently being processed, 5 idle servers

Martin

On 26 Sep 2002, at 20:36, Marco Colombo wrote:

> On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Ernst Herzberg wrote:
>
> > First reconfigure your apache, with
> >
> > MaxClients 256 # absolute minimum, maybe you have to recompile apache
> > MinSpareServers 100 # better 150 to 200
> > MaxSpareServers 200 # bring it near MaxClients
>
> KeepAlive On
> MaxKeepAliveRequests 1000
>
> .TM.
>
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