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Scalability issues on web server
HI,
My Question to expert is
Scalable distributed systems remain effective when there is a significant increase in the number of resources and the number of users.
Is there is any way to configure apache web server, if no of concurrent threads needs to be process while number of users might have increased.....
How to decide how many concurrent threads a server can handle ? is there is any way to do that
Thanks
My Question to expert is
Scalable distributed systems remain effective when there is a significant increase in the number of resources and the number of users.
Is there is any way to configure apache web server, if no of concurrent threads needs to be process while number of users might have increased.....
How to decide how many concurrent threads a server can handle ? is there is any way to do that
Thanks
ASKER
We are developing an j2ee application where we are concern on 5000 concurrent users to be handled by the web server are you telling nginx has a better handling capability then Apache ?
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Our application server is jboss but I am not aware if it can handle 500 connection at it configuration otherwise I will drop using Apache . if you have idea let me know
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I recently discussed web server scalability in this thread:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28569188/Best-configuration-for-VPS-with-DirectAdmin-on-CentOS-6-5.html
An operating system of today can handle threads at least until maxint() - like billions of threads. If you jave 40Gbe still the practical number is by order of magnitude less.
What do you mean by J2EE?