> Assuming the server is always under heavy load, the 240 worker threads are > busy working on 240 requests from 240 established connections. As soon as > they finish their work, they will be working on the subsequent requests on > the same connection. > > There are 720 connections that have been accepted by the server, but only 240 > of those have been worked upon. The remaining 480 will never get a chance, > because there are subsequent requests on the same connection to be worked > upon. > > As it stands today, the symptoms observed are -- > > The server is not responding to new connections > The 8 core server machine shows that 80% of each of the 8 cores is idle, > which means that the workers are not really doing much. Does that mean that > each of the 240 threads when allocated a connection is waiting for requests > on that connection and not picking up other connections that are newly > established?
If you have 720 units of parallel, non-idle work and you don't want queuing, you want MaxRequestWorkers >= 720. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@httpd.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@httpd.apache.org
