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Allow configuration of Apache HTTP MaxRequestsPerChild and MaxKeepAliveRequests #326
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…configurable via environment variables
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Hi jchristi, thanks for the PR! But version 7.2,7.3 and 7.4 are currently only supported. The rest is deprecated. Can you please rebase your PR with only supported versions?
Co-authored-by: Petr Hracek <[email protected]>
Done, suggestions applied and removed changes to old php version images. |
Thanks for the fixes. LGTM. Let's wait for tests. [test][test-openshift] |
The two failing tests seem to be CI infrastructure-related (permissions issues?) |
[test-openshift][test] |
Issue with OpenShift 3 is here: #328 |
Apache HTTP configuration values for
MaxRequestsPerChild
andMaxKeepAliveRequests
are hardcoded to4000
and100
respectively. My team has a need to significantly lower theMaxRequestsPerChild
value to combat memory leakage issues. I madeMaxKeepAliveRequests
also configurable while I was at it so everything in50-mpm-tuning.conf
is now configurable via environment variables. The default values have been preserved so there should be zero impact to current users. README files have been updated to add the new config options.