Performance Tuning PHP |
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2025-02-22 |
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In theory KeepAlive is supposed to make things faster, however if not used carefully it can cripple the server.
- • Set KeepAlive timeout, KeepAliveTimeout as low as possible.
If the server is only serving dynamic requests, disable KeepAlive.