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Need some assistance in understanding Apache Server-status
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| Manglu 2004-05-05, 10:33 pm |
| Hi,
If i notice a lot of "R" in my apache server-status is that a bad
sign?
Server Version: IBM_HTTP_SERVER/1.3.28 Apache/1.3.28 (Unix)
Server Built: Oct 9 2003 16:05:14
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Current Time: Thursday, 06-May-2004 10:20:08 SGT
Restart Time: Wednesday, 05-May-2004 20:01:27 SGT
Parent Server Generation: 1
Server uptime: 14 hours 18 minutes 41 seconds
Total accesses: 23820 - Total Traffic: 74.4 MB
CPU Usage: u253.06 s321.31 cu0 cs0 - 1.11% CPU load
..462 requests/sec - 1513 B/second - 3273 B/request
45 requests currently being processed, 53 idle servers
RR_RR__RKRKWRK___R_RK_R_KK__RW_R__R__RRR
__R__R______RR_RRRR_R_RR
R_R_RR___R____R____R__R_R__R______..............................
.................................................................
It doens't sound good to me but i can't place any reason why i state
that thsi isnot good.
Would appreciate some comments from apache/IHS experts.
Thanks
Manglu
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| Aaron W Morris 2004-05-18, 7:33 pm |
| Manglu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If i notice a lot of "R" in my apache server-status is that a bad
> sign?
>
> Server Version: IBM_HTTP_SERVER/1.3.28 Apache/1.3.28 (Unix)
> Server Built: Oct 9 2003 16:05:14
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Current Time: Thursday, 06-May-2004 10:20:08 SGT
> Restart Time: Wednesday, 05-May-2004 20:01:27 SGT
> Parent Server Generation: 1
> Server uptime: 14 hours 18 minutes 41 seconds
> Total accesses: 23820 - Total Traffic: 74.4 MB
> CPU Usage: u253.06 s321.31 cu0 cs0 - 1.11% CPU load
> .462 requests/sec - 1513 B/second - 3273 B/request
> 45 requests currently being processed, 53 idle servers
> RR_RR__RKRKWRK___R_RK_R_KK__RW_R__R__RRR
__R__R______RR_RRRR_R_RR
> R_R_RR___R____R____R__R_R__R______..............................
> ................................................................
>
>
> It doens't sound good to me but i can't place any reason why i state
> that thsi isnot good.
>
> Would appreciate some comments from apache/IHS experts.
>
> Thanks
> Manglu
If you scroll down a bit, you will see "R" means the server is reading
the request, ie the client has not finished sending the request.
The amount of processes reading requests does seem abnormally high (from
what I've seen of web applications) but it's impossible to tell without
knowing what the site does, how it does it, network connection info, etc.
--
Aaron W Morris <aaronmorris@mindspring.com> (decep)
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| Aaron W Morris 2004-05-22, 8:33 pm |
| Manglu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If i notice a lot of "R" in my apache server-status is that a bad
> sign?
>
> Server Version: IBM_HTTP_SERVER/1.3.28 Apache/1.3.28 (Unix)
> Server Built: Oct 9 2003 16:05:14
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Current Time: Thursday, 06-May-2004 10:20:08 SGT
> Restart Time: Wednesday, 05-May-2004 20:01:27 SGT
> Parent Server Generation: 1
> Server uptime: 14 hours 18 minutes 41 seconds
> Total accesses: 23820 - Total Traffic: 74.4 MB
> CPU Usage: u253.06 s321.31 cu0 cs0 - 1.11% CPU load
> .462 requests/sec - 1513 B/second - 3273 B/request
> 45 requests currently being processed, 53 idle servers
> RR_RR__RKRKWRK___R_RK_R_KK__RW_R__R__RRR
__R__R______RR_RRRR_R_RR
> R_R_RR___R____R____R__R_R__R______..............................
> ................................................................
>
>
> It doens't sound good to me but i can't place any reason why i state
> that thsi isnot good.
>
> Would appreciate some comments from apache/IHS experts.
>
> Thanks
> Manglu
If you scroll down a bit, you will see "R" means the server is reading
the request, ie the client has not finished sending the request.
The amount of processes reading requests does seem abnormally high (from
what I've seen of web applications) but it's impossible to tell without
knowing what the site does, how it does it, network connection info, etc.
--
Aaron W Morris <aaronmorris@mindspring.com> (decep)
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