Tune web service performance

MaxClients 1024

Enter the maximum number of simultaneous connections. The range is 1 to 1024 connections.

You can use a percentage of the maximum number of processes available instead of a hard value by following the value with a % character. For example:

MaxClients 50%

ServerLimit 1024

Enter the upper limit for the MaxClients setting. This is typically set to the same value as MaxClients.

You can use a percentage of the maximum number of processes available instead of a hard value by following the value with a % character. For example:

ServerLimit 50%

Timeout 300

Enter number of seconds before a connection to your webserver times out. Timeouts occur when a user is viewing web pages but not interacting with the site.

MinSpareServers 1

MaxSpareServers 10

Enter the minimum and maximum number of spare server processes. These settings regulate the creation of idle spare server processes. Keep in mind the following:

• For minimum spareserver processes, if there are fewer than the required minimum spare server processes, the server adds spare server processes at a rate of one per second.

• For maximum spareserver processes, if more than the maximum number of spare server processes are idle, the server stops adding spare server processes beyond the maximum limit.

StartServers 1

Enter the number of spare servers that get created at startup.

MaxKeepAliveRequests 100

Enter the maximum number of persistent connections to the server. The range is 1 to 2048 connections.

KeepAliveTimeout 15

Enter the amount of time that can pass between requests before the session is disconnected by the web server. The range for connection timeout is 0 to 9999 seconds.