There's some good performance advice on perl.apache.org:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/hardware/hardware.html#Memory
Use top or ps to look at the size of the httpd processes - the memory
used by the individual process is 'RSS' minus 'SHARE'. The more modules
you load, objects you create etc, the more each process is going to
use. (I'm slightly out of my depth here, anyone care to elaborate or
provide links?)
John
Tom Schindl wrote:
Hi,
it depends on how many traffic you are expecting? Most of the time not
you CPU is the bottleneck but your memory, at the moment your system
begins to swap you are lost.
For medium traffic sites a Celeron 1200 with 1 GB Ram is sufficient.
Tom
Ken Perl wrote:
My machine which cpu is celeron 266Mhz is running Debian 3.1, and
apche2 modperl2 are configured for running the content manager program
WebGUI which needs modperl2.
Now my issue is the performance is very bad and very slow even I click
edit a link.
The question is what is hardware prereuisite for modperl2 and apache2 ?
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