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Maximising Apache httpd in low memory

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posted Thursday, 19 October 2006

If you do not have a lot of memory for your Apache web server then consider lowering the keep-alive timeout from the default 15 seconds down to 2 seconds.  This will ensure that the number of workers hanging around waiting for the next request on a connection that might never send another is limited.

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Maximising Apache httpd in low memory

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