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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Carlos Gonzalez Galera <cg...@uci.cu> on 2016/01/19 17:23:14 UTC

[users@httpd] Re: [MASSMAIL]Re: [users@httpd] Enhancing apache server for LMS environments

First than all, thanks for the quick answer. I am looking for improvements in both sides: the moodle itself and the web server.I will check your recomendations. Thanks again.

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De: "Tobias Adolph" <To...@lrz.de>
Para: users@httpd.apache.org
Enviados: Martes, 19 de Enero 2016 10:23:46
Asunto: [MASSMAIL]Re: [users@httpd] Enhancing apache server for LMS environments

Hi Carlos,

Am 19.01.2016 um 15:50 schrieb Carlos Gonzalez Galera:
> What i really need to know if exists some recommended configuration to the apache server for this specific environment(LMS systems): recommended modules, changes on the default configuration and so on, in order to improve the performance. I am using apache 2.2 in a context of 10.000 users with 30-45 concurrent users. Any help is welcome.
> Thanks.
this answer will be - as Eric Covener pointed out - kind of generic.

Since Moodle is PHP-based the most important question IMHO is how you
connect Apache with PHP. In 2.2 there are two possibilities AFAIK
mod_php and mod_fcgid. Since mod_php is not multi-client capable (it
runs under the ID of the apache) and separation of instances should be
an issue for you (there are some sensible data in LMS, such as marks
etc.) mod_fcgid is most probably your best choice.

If it is an option for you to upgrade to Apache 2.4 you could also use
mod_proxy_fcgi.

But since your question is specific to a web-application, maybe you'll
get a better answer asking the moodle community:
https://moodle.org/course/ (My search query with the keyword "Apache"
had 19985 results, "Apache" and "2.2" still got 2305 results).

Hope this helps.

Tobias

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