HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 172)

Configuring the httpd process involves the following tasks:
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“Configuring httpd Processes to Handle Maximum Load” (page 172)
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“Limiting the Maximum Number of Incoming Requests” (page 174)
Configuring httpd Processes to Handle Maximum Load
The httpd processes are configured using the Server configuration directive in the <iTP
WebServer Deployment Directory>/conf/httpd.config
file on OSS. The Server
directive controls the creation of the PATHMON environment, where the web server runs.
A typical default configuration of the httpd process of the iTP WebServer appears as follows:
Server $root/bin/httpd {
eval $DefaultServerAttributes
CWD [pwd]
Arglist -server [HTTPD_CONFIG_FILE]
Env TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH=50
Priority 170
Numstatic 5
Maxservers 50
MapDefine =TCPIP^RESOLVER^NAME /G/system/ztcpip/resconf
MapDefine =TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME $transport
}
The number of httpd processes are governed by the following TS/MP attributes:
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Numstatic : This specifies the number of static servers running under PATHMON. The static
processes run on the system, irrespective of the load.
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Maxservers : This specifies the maximum number of server processes that can run under
PATHMON.
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TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH : This specifies the capacity of each of the configured httpd
processes.
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(Maxservers – Numstatic): The difference denotes the number of dynamic servers. A
dynamic server is a need-based server. When the iTP WebServer is under heavy load and
all the static httpd processes are busy, a dynamic server process, httpd, is created to
support the excess load. These servers are dynamically created by TS/MP and are terminated
once the process is complete.
The capacity of the iTP WebServer environment can be summarized as:
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The static capacity of iTP WebServer is [Numstatic X TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH].
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The dynamic capacity is [(Maxservers – Numstatic) X TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH]
requests.
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The total capacity of iTP WebServer is [Maxservers X TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH].
Example 1:
Assume that the httpd process of the iTP WebServer has the following configurations:
Server $root/bin/httpd {
eval $DefaultServerAttributes
CWD [pwd]
Arglist -server [HTTPD_CONFIG_FILE]
Env TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH=100
Priority 170
Numstatic 5
Maxservers 50
MapDefine =TCPIP^RESOLVER^NAME /G/system/ztcpip/resconf
MapDefine =TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME $transport
}
When you start the iTP WebServer, five static httpd processes are started, governed by the
value of Numstatic. Because the value of TANDEM_RECEIVE_DEPTH is set to 100, each
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