Rainer Jung wrote:
The difference is obviously how the bunch of pictures is handled, that
were retrieved close to the end. Those images - I suppose - are static
content. They are very small. So needing 2 seconds to serve such an
image is much to long.
The previously send log files show, that those .png requests are not
forwarded to Tomcat. So what is actually answering them? Apache web
server directly? Did you put them into the DocumentRoot? That should be
much faster, than what you see.
Yes all static files are being served by Apache. No they aren't being
loaded from the document root they are actually being loaded from within
our application war. is that an issue?
I hope you don't still have MaxRequestsPerChild set to 1? That would be
very very bad.
Start a couple of more servers with StartServers and increase the
difference between MinSpareServers and MaxSpareServers.
Anything special in the httpd error log?
I am, but I changed that and it did not fix the issue. I promise we
don't do anything like this in the production environment :) I did
realize I had KeepAlive off though from an earlier test that I had done,
which once I re-enabled, fixed the issue completely. I assume the
connection was being closed half way through the page load and the 2
second load time for the last static files was the time wasted trying to
reestablish a new HTTP connection to the server? Thanks again for all
the help!
Jason
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