A detailed introduction to the method of increasing the maximum number of Apache connections

Set in httpd.conf:

MaxClients N

1, apache1.x

n is an integer that represents the maximum number of connections between 1 and 256, if you want to allow Apache to support more connections, then you need to modify the Httpd.h file in the source code, edit the/httpd-2.0.59/include/httpd.h in the Hard_server_ The limit value is changed to large and then compiled.

Ways to increase the maximum number of Apache connections:

Set in httpd.conf:

MaxClients N

n is an integer that represents the maximum number of connections between 1 and 256, if you want to allow Apache to support more connections, then you need to modify the Httpd.h file in the source code, the definition of the Hard_server_limit value and then compile

2, apache2.x

The system defaults to the number of 150 connections, and the following example is modified to 1500.

modifying httpd.conf files

Found it

 
 
  
  <ifmodule prefork.c>startservers       8MinSpareServers    5MaxSpareServers   20MaxClients       150MaxRequestsPerChild  1000</ifmodule> modified maxclients       150 to Serverlimit        1500MaxClients         1500
 
 

Then save the exit.

Restart the HTTP service (/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart)