A few things that jump out at me:

1. it looks like your `PN` class is creating 10 different `Client` objects 
which each start a persistent(?) connection to the SOAP server when 
created. that's a huge factor in overloading the connections.

2. I'm not familiar with your SOAP library. are these connection objects 
threadsafe/forksafe?  If not, you should defer the `connect` to happen 
after the application forks/threads. that will result in even more 
connections.

i would look at creating and disposing of the connections as needed, 
instead of starting up with them.  if you need all of them them on every 
request, i'd rethink the application design and how all the nodes interact 
with one other.

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