Thanks for the reply.
I had restarted the web server. But, I still see the same result.
When i ran passenger-memory-stats shows as:
---- Passenger processes -----
PID VMSize Private Name
------------------------------
30500 3.8 MB 0.2 MB PassengerWatchdog
30503 14.8 MB 0.5 MB PassengerHelperAgent
30505 7.9 MB 4.8 MB Passenger spawn server
30508 7.4 MB 0.4 MB PassengerLoggingAgent
30586 86.3 MB 65.2 MB Rails: /usr/local/xx/ODP/root
31163 64.0 MB 45.4 MB Passenger ApplicationSpawner: /usr/local/xx/
ODP/root
31178 82.0 MB 56.9 MB Rails: /usr/local/xx/ODP/root
31530 85.3 MB 53.5 MB Rails: /usr/local/xx/ODP/root
31540 85.2 MB 53.4 MB Rails: /usr/local/xx/ODP/root
31552 85.2 MB 53.3 MB Rails: /usr/local/xx/ODP/root
31561 85.1 MB 53.4 MB Rails: /usr/local/xx/ODP/root
### Processes: 11
### Total private dirty RSS: 386.97 MB
And Passenger-status shows as
max = 10
count = 6
active = 6
inactive = 1
Waiting on global queue: 0
But, Apache processes shows more than 6 entries.
I have Apache worker not prefork. Does that matter?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks
On Feb 6, 12:27 am, Hongli Lai <hon...@phusion.nl> wrote:
> Increasing PassengerMaxPoolSize should work. Phusion Passenger starts
> another process whenever it detects that all existing processes are
> busy. Did you not forget to restart your web server after having made
> the change?
> On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 8:23 PM, sgoel <savitha.g...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > We have ruby on rail web application. During training session of our
> > product, all users (around 25 people) were asked to log-in into our
> > web application. It locked up the server!
> > It looks like my application is not taking more than 6 concurrent
> > request, all other requests block until done.
> > I tried increasing PassengerMaxPoolSize to 10. I also tried
> > PassengerMaxInstancesPerApp 10 and PassengerUseGlobalQueue on, no
> > help.
> > I verified that the new setting is "taking" by running passenger-
> > status, and it shows max of 10, current 6.
> > I have tons of swap space left (my production server will have more
> > RAM, so not an issue for more Rails processes).
> > My Env:
> > Apache2.2.21, passenger-3.0.2, ruby 1.8.7, Rails 2.3.5, OS: CentOS
> > release 5.5
> > Can someone please let me how to increase # of concurrent requests to
> > more than 6? Is there any setting that need to done on Passenger side
> > or Apache side?
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