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That would work, unless you're using a container-based VPS. OpenVZ is notorious for standing in the way of system tuning. Using nginx makes a lot of sense in th
by SaltwaterC 15y ago
That would work, unless you're using a container-based VPS. OpenVZ is notorious for standing in the way of system tuning. Using nginx makes a lot of sense in this case, especially with the ey-balancer patch.
- otterley 15y agoThe TCP send buffer size can be controlled at the application level (see SO_SNDBUF in tcp(7)). There's no need to adjust kernel sysctl settings.
- SaltwaterC 15y agoBy the manual page you mentioned: http://linux.die.net/man/7/socket http://linux.die.net/man/7/socket > SO_SNDBUF: [...] The default value is set by the wmem_default sysctl and the maximum allowed value is set by the wmem_max sysctl. You can't use sysctl under OpenVZ. QED.
- otterley 15y agoFair enough - then you'll have to switch to a different VPS if you're sending > 128KB responses. Use the right tool for the job.