A slot is a placeholder for a child. There may or may not be a child
there depending on max/min spare servers. A child is a process or a
thread that handles requests. A connection is a link between a client
and a child which resides in a slot.
In this case there is 1 request from the connec
Robinson Craig wrote:
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> What is a "slot"? And what do they really mean when they refer to an
> "access"?
A slot is a worker. In prefork, that would be a process. In worker, that
would be a thread available for handling a child request.
An available slot has no request. An empty slot is a pl
Hi,
I've recently been pouring over some server status pages, and I am
trying to understand what the difference between a connection, child and
slot. In particular, referring to the "Acc" column, which is the "Number
of accesses this connection / this child / this slot".
Example "Acc" data for th
