That is exactly what I was thinking.
But on to your real problem
What do the apache server's resources look like when this starts happening?
Things like number of connections, tcp port utilization, cpu, I/O, etc...
Makes me wonder if there isn't something being taxed and causing the
serv
Yes. The Apache servers may sound redundant with the current setup, but
in the future it will be used for other purposes like proxying to different
virtual ips, php hosting etc.
I cannot change the enterprise suite at this point in time.
So are you running through the F5, load balancing to the
Is anyone aware of a way to log the socket creation time for each new
connection when connecting to a pool member for mod_proxy_balancer?
So are you running through the F5, load balancing to the two Apache proxies,
then load balancing with the apache proxies to your 10 back end JBOSS
servers?
On Wed, 22 Apr 2015 16:21:29 -0400
Yasser wrote:
I am in the midst of performance testing a web application and I get
these
errors in
I am in the midst of performance testing a web application and I get these
errors in Apache logs
[Sat Apr 18 03:01:01 2015] [error] [client xx.xx.xxx.253] proxy: DNS lookup
failure for: jboss-host-name returned by /some/url, referer:
http://f5hostname/context/URI
It occurs only at high load level
Hi, Apache httpd users mailing-list!
Trying to configure gitolite3 (http://gitolite.com/) with Apache,
I encountered some problems with suexec
(http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/suexec.html) that I did not
understand.
I'm wondering *where* is the problem:
if it is a simple wrong config (main hypot
