When your site gets busy, your web server may need a configuration change to handle the load. We often start with the Apache web server’s ThreadsPerChild directive. ThreadsPerChild controls how many connections can exist at once. Defaulting to 40, its value can be set in your Apache instance configuration file (for example, /www/zendphp7/httpd.conf): # Add this directive to change default value of 40 to something larger ThreadsPerChild 100 How can we know what value to specify, other than by trial and error? IBM provides a page of real-time server statistics, including “Active Threads” and “Idle Threads,” as part of its...
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