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>What did you use for ThreadsPerChild? The default?
yes we used the default values for the worker threading model.
>I'm very curious to know why prefork is beating worker. Could you get a profile >of the CPU usage for both cases? I've had good luck with oprofile. I had a >little trouble compiling its kernel module on RH AS 2.1 due to 2.5 kernel >features that RedHat backported, but you can edit oprofile's module/compat.h to >get around that. I will try to do so in the next few days. I never used any profiling tools on Linux, but will like to learn as much as possible in that field.
Since I have to start from scratch, Is oprofile the best one or do you have any
other suggestions?
Thank you, JJ |
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