[A83] AW: Re: *.calc [OT]

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Subject: [A83] AW: Re: *.calc [OT]
From: "Andreas Winkelbauer" <mailmaster@aon.at>
Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:38:59 +0200
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I think Apache can handle thousand http requests per second. It depends
on the machine Apache runs on and on the Apache configuration. With the
default Apaches config it creates 250 worker threads. This would be a to
small number for processing 1000 hits per second. But with 1000 or more
worker threads it might be possible. This number of threads is a heavy
cpu load but with a real server it should be no problem.


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Betreff: [A83] Re: *.calc [OT]

My comment about Apache was not specific to calc.org.  However, there
are many sites that do get several hundred or thousand hits (HTTP
requests) per second.  Apache won't really scale past a few hundred and
to do that can require a hefty box (much more than would be required
with a properly designed server).

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[A83] Re: *.calc [OT]

From: "David Phillips" <david@acz.org>