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The configuration elements described below are represented on the [[Mod_jk_Concepts#Diagram|mod_jk Concepts Diagram]].
The configuration elements described below are represented on the [[Mod_jk_Concepts#Diagram|mod_jk Concepts Diagram]].
=Enabling woker MPM Mode=
If you configure httpd yourself, make sure you compiled it with worker MPM support.
If you use Red Hat EWS, worker support comes pre-compiled into $APACHE_HOME/sbin/httpd.worker, make sure the start script is using that.
For more details about compiling httpd with the right MPM mode, see:
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:[[Httpd worker MPM#Compilation|woker MPM Compilation]]
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=ThreadsPerChild=
=ThreadsPerChild=

Revision as of 02:14, 2 January 2017

Internal

Overview

worker MPM Concepts

Diagram

The configuration elements described below are represented on the mod_jk Concepts Diagram.

Enabling woker MPM Mode

If you configure httpd yourself, make sure you compiled it with worker MPM support.

If you use Red Hat EWS, worker support comes pre-compiled into $APACHE_HOME/sbin/httpd.worker, make sure the start script is using that.

For more details about compiling httpd with the right MPM mode, see:

woker MPM Compilation

ThreadsPerChild

StartServers

MinSpareThreads

MaxSpareThreads

MaxClients

ServerLimit

ThreadLimit