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I'd suggest putting up nginx as a reverse proxy to Apache. I had a situation sort of like this; under heavy load, Apache would have issues with semaphores that
by pronoiac 12y ago
I'd suggest putting up nginx as a reverse proxy to Apache. I had a situation sort of like this; under heavy load, Apache would have issues with semaphores that was hard to deal with. (Someone had handled the OOM-killing with a watchdog to respawn it.) For a large number of concurrent connections, nginx was much better, though that may have been due to the old MPM we were using - each connection tied up dozens of megs of memory in Apache, but maybe the request size-worth in nginx.
- pmoriarty 12y agoIn the comment thread to another post of his on this issue, someone asked him why he didn't just use nginx, and he replied something along the lines of "because then I would need to learn nginx".
- pronoiac 12y agoArgh. So what can we do? Walk them through it? Post resources on nginx?
- kensanata 12y agoNic Ferrier has set up a cache for me. If all goes well, we should see results in a few hours. More info here: https://alexschroeder.ch/wiki/2014-12-23_Emacs_Wiki_Migration https://alexschroeder.ch/wiki/2014-12-23_Emacs_Wiki_Migratio...