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> The easiest thing to try is to turn off keepalives so child processes |
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> aren't hanging around keeping connections up. |
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KeepAliveTimeout defaults to 5 seconds, so that shouldn't be a |
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significant problem, and you get the efficiency of persistence and |
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probably pipelining too. |
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Could be worth reducing some of the tcp timers (the *_WAIT ones) if |
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your netstat is full of CLOSE_WAIT/TIME_WAIT etc sessions (which will |
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be more of a problem if you turn off keepalives). |
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But completely agree, if your mysql is sluggish, it will mean apache |
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processes hang around for longer than they need to and therefore build |
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up and use more memory. Use top then shift-m for quick overview of |
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memory use. |
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