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httpd increasing server load.

httpd increasing server load.

2003-05-01       - By Eric Koldeweij

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Question, how high did the load average get? Was the CPU at 0% idle? If
so, who was consuming the bulk of the CPU? "user" or "system"?

My guess (and it's just a guess, no more than that) is that there is a
cgi, perl or php script which is very system-intensive. Best way to
figure out which one it is it to have top running and monitor the apache
log files to see which pages are being requested.

Of course you could just have a very popular page on there which is
getting lots of hits ;)

Eric.

System wrote:

>Hello All,
>
>I am using redhat 7.2 with apache 1.3.27 running on it. From last few days I
>am seeing that server load on my server increases drastically and again
>comes down to normal after some time. When I checked the running processes I
>found user nobody consuming maximum resources on my server. Is there anyway
>to trace out what makes the server load goes up and who is executing that
>process?
>
>  
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