On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 03:22:12PM -0300, Martin A. Langhoff wrote:
But there's one thing that I can't imagine. When I run top, how do I
tell memory/cpu consumption from lightweight daemons from the mem/cpu
consumption from mod_perl daemons?
We have a web farm that hosts four separate apaches. Production plain,
Certification Plain, Java Servlet Production, and Java Servlet
Certification.
Certification is our term for a QA site, for testing before it goes into
production.
The two plain apaches use the same binary. The two java's do too. We
specify a different httpd.conf on the command line.
To keep track of which is which, we have each of the four with a different
owner. web, webc, webj and webjc. That way when you look at top you can
easily tell by ownership which is which. This helps us in our java
environment where you not only have apache, but have a JDK process
running as well, which DOESNT have a different name.
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