From: Jeff Trawick key=value parameters, described in the table
below.
Setting min will determine how many connections to
- the backend server will be retained after use. Up to the
- Soft Maximum, or smax, number of connections will be
- created on demand. Any connections above smax are
- subject to a time to live, or ttl. Apache httpd will
- never create more than the Hard Maximum or, max,
- connections to the backend server.
Setting min to non-zero allows connections to the
+ backend server to be retained after use; at least min
+ connections will be retained. Any idle connections above
+ smax are subject to a time to live, or ttl.
+ Up to the hard maximum, or max, number of connections
+ may be created.
The pool of connections is maintained per web server child
process, and the min, max, and
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to the backend server.
smax are subject to a time to live or ttl.
+ smax,
+ are subject to a time to live, controlled by the ttl parameter.
smax connections in seconds. Apache httpd will close all
- connections that has not been used inside that time period.
+ smax,
+ in seconds. Connections above smax will be closed
+ if they have not been used inside that time period.