>The issue is not how many requests mod_jk/Tomcat can handle. > >The issue is that you end up over time with as many AjpConnector >threads being created by Tomcat as you have apache httpd processes >regardless of how many requests are forward on to Tomcat to process. >For example, I have apache running on a server which hosts about 40 >websites and handles 10 million page views per month. This requires >at times up to 350 httpd processes to handle peak load. Only one of >those websites uses Tomcat, yet Tomcat ends up spawning 350 >AjpConnector >threads. But the load from the one site which forwards some requests >to Tomcat is only 10-15 simultaneous requests. So Tomcat ends >up having >350 AjpConnector threads when it only really needs 10-20 threads for >handling the requests which get forwarded to it.
Do you have apache 1.3 or 2.0 ? >From I see here, both Apache using mod_jk 1.2.0 drop ajp13 connections when there is no more need for tomcat request. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
