Re: Production php

[Alfredo Delgado <adelgado@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't know squat about subsystems and basic IBM i tuning, but Zend Core
runs as an Apache module of the Apache instance in PASE. I would expect that
the universe it runs in can be constrained by the settings on the ZendCore
subsystem and the resources available to that subsystem could be further
optimised by the typical Apache directives like StartServers and MaxClients.


No?

On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 11:05, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> > From: Jim Franz
> > Does the Zend implementation on the i at v6r1 require any
> > handholding or tuning on a regular basis?
>
> I occasionally hear of tuning the number of Apache threads for CGI
> workloads.  PHP runs as a CGI job, after all.  A PHP process may consume
> about 64 meg in memory depending on the complexity of the workload, so most
> folks try to keep the number of threads down.  But that also depends on the
> number of people hitting the shopping cart at the same time.  You don't want
> to deny service by constraining available threads.  It can be a balancing
> act, depending on workload complexity, and number of users.
>
> Then of course, Zend would have you license their Platform edition, to
> enable result caching and stuff like that.  It all depends on workload
> complexity, and number of users.
>
> Nathan.
>
>
>
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