N.J. Thomas wrote:
* Norberto Meijome [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-12-02 11:06:49 +1100]:
What's your MaxClients set to?
It was set to 256, we actually lowered it to 180.
I would have thought you'd want to increase it (after configuring
everything else)...else you'll get all those nasty
We have a website with moderately high traffic, load balanced among 3
webservers.
During peak traffic times however (when the volume is higher than
normal), the load shoots up to over a 100, and the site crawls to its
knees.
We set up a script to take snapshots of top every 20 seconds. Here is
* N.J. Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-12-01 14:38:13 -0500]:
We have a website with moderately high traffic, load balanced among 3
webservers.
During peak traffic times however (when the volume is higher than
normal), the load shoots up to over a 100, and the site crawls to its
knees.
I
Can you provide the output of nfsstat -c 1 on the web servers (and nfsstat
-s 1 on the nfs server if they are running FreeBSD)? Run them for a minute
when you are getting bad performance.
Please also quantify moderately high traffic. What is this in Mbit/s?
Also, it may be helpful to know a
N.J. Thomas wrote:
We have a website with moderately high traffic, load balanced among 3
webservers.
During peak traffic times however (when the volume is higher than
normal), the load shoots up to over a 100, and the site crawls to its
knees.
We set up a script to take snapshots of top every
* Norberto Meijome [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-12-02 11:06:49 +1100]:
What's your MaxClients set to?
It was set to 256, we actually lowered it to 180.
Please define your values for lot of traffic.
Running wc -l on the daily Apache access logs, I get: ~1.8million hits
per day
What CPU? RAM
