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proxies: bump max connections fromm 3200 to 4000
It seems like the alerts we have been getting have been when proxies are near the limit rejecting things via anubis, but unable to keep up. So, lets try and jump this up a bit and see if it solves those alerts/slowdowns. Signed-off-by: Kevin Fenzi <kevin@scrye.com>
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lvm_size: 100000
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# This is used in the httpd.conf to determine the value for serverlimit and
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# maxrequestworkers. On proxies with 8 cpus it should be 300 * 8 = 3200
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maxrequestworkers: 3200
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# However, due to lots of very transitory connections, bumping up to 4000
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# to give some head room.
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maxrequestworkers: 4000
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mem_size: 8192
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nagios_Check_Services:
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swap: false
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lvm_size: 100000
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# This is used in the httpd.conf to determine the value for serverlimit and
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# maxrequestworkers. On proxies with 8 cpus it should be 300 * 8 = 3200
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maxrequestworkers: 3200
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# However, due to lots of very transitory connections, bumping up to 4000
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# to give some head room.
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maxrequestworkers: 4000
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mem_size: 49152
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num_cpus: 8
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ocp_masters_stg:
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