I've been fiddling with a simple Java program (I wrote)
that just pumps a crap load of requests at the webserver.
Its pretty crude, spawns a heap of threads based on what number i put in the loop. so it is doing simultaneous connections not one after the other.
I've found that LSWS in its default state is awesome and Apache is shite!
If I crank up the connections to around 200+ at once Apache chews up all the RAM, not sure if it can recover - I'm just bouncing the box.
LSWS on the other hand doesn't do anything, just responds and gets on with it.
That's awesome!
that just pumps a crap load of requests at the webserver.
Its pretty crude, spawns a heap of threads based on what number i put in the loop. so it is doing simultaneous connections not one after the other.
I've found that LSWS in its default state is awesome and Apache is shite!
If I crank up the connections to around 200+ at once Apache chews up all the RAM, not sure if it can recover - I'm just bouncing the box.
LSWS on the other hand doesn't do anything, just responds and gets on with it.
That's awesome!