Discussion: Apache 2 Tuning
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Vieux 09/05/2007, 17h54   #4
Joshua Slive
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On May 9, 8:14 am, Armand Brahaj <a_bra...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> shimmyshack wrote:
> > On May 8, 6:05 pm, Antoni <antonimassom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Hello,

>
> >> I have a dedicated server with a 30 Mbps connection. My domainwww.upblogger.comreceives20K visitors/day. This domains serves
> >> videos like YouTube does. The web page can take very long to load. Can
> >> this be due to the 30 Mbps connection or changing Apache's config
> >> would tune everything up?

>
> >> I changed these values:

>
> >> MaxKeepAliveRequests 0

>
> >> Thanks!

>
> > there is no use of caching, which would reduce the number of
> > connection attempts, which in turn might reduce intial latency

>
> Personally I think that for Video Downloading a 30MBps server and with
> 20K users is overloaded.
> Check the bandwidth statistics and I assume that your bandwidth channel
> is always full!


Also check to make sure you haven't hit MaxClients. See the server-
status handler.

In general, serving very large files like that doesn't tax apache very
much. So I agree that most likely problem is bandwidth limits.

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