Settings can be done in conf / httpd.conf
Timeout
- Amount of time Apache will wait to receive TCP packets and acknowledgements for a request
- Default : 300 (sufficient)
- Recommended for virtualized servers : 100 => improves performance
KeepAlive
- makes KeepAlive setting ON or OFF
- Possible settings : “KeepAlive off” or “KeepAlive on”
MaxKeepAliveRequests
- Max number of requests a single persistent connection will serve.
- used when KeepAlive is On
- Set to 0 = Unlimited requests
- Recommended for virtualized servers : 100 and Dedicated server : 150
KeepAliveTimeout
- Number of seconds Apache will wait for another request before closing the connection
- Recommended : 1 to 5 (Avoids wasting RAM while waiting for requests)
- Default : 15 (at higher side)
- High value = Performance issue in servers having heavy load
MinSpareServers
- Minimum number of idle child server processes (idle = not handling a request)
- Recommended :
- For virtualized server (Default) = 5
- For Dedicated server with 2 GB RAM = 10
- For Dedicated server with 4 GB RAM = 20
- For Dedicated server with 4+ GB RAM = 25
MaxSpareServers
- Max number of idle child server processes
- Default : 10
- Recommended : Double of value set for MinSpareServers
StartServers
- Number of child server processes created on startup
- Default : 5
- Recommended : Same as value set for MinSpareServers
MaxClients
- Limit on the number of simultaneous requests that will be served
- Connection more than limit, will be in queue and wait for other processes to finish.
- Default : 150
- Recommended for virtualized server = 150 and dedicated server = 250
MaxRequestsPerChild
- Limit on the number of requests that an individual child server process will handle
- After number of requests reaches more than limit, child process will die.
- Default : 0 = process will never expire
- Recommended :
- For virtualized server = 300
- For Dedicated server with 1 to 4GB RAM = 500
- For Dedicated server with 4+ GB RAM = 1000
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