I have a few web servers behind an Amazon EC2 load balancer. I\'m using TCP balancing on port 80 (rather than HTTP balancing).
Postgresql has 3 keepalive settings for managing dropped connections (in postgresql.conf): tcp_keepalives_count
I have a one page web app so there is no page refreshing. Sometimes I leave the page open overnight and I come back in the morning and start interacting with it again. Usually I find I have to refresh
I would have question regarding web services. Let\'s say I have webservice client that has to perform under high load. And I cannot use another technology.
I have a web server based on paste.httpserver as an adapater between HTTP and WSGI. When I do performance measurements with httperf, I can do over 1,000 requests per second if I start a new request ea
I have an apache 2.2 server infront of a tomcat 6 server. using mod_proxy_ajp on apache to proxy requests to tomcat. pretty standard setup.
I am making an http request which ends up taking more than 8 mins. For me, this long running request work fine. I am able to get a response back to my browser without any issues. (I am located on the
Long time ASP.NET Webforms developer, new to Ajax development (mostly via the UpdatePanel control !).
In the HTTP Connection header, my web service client is including: Connection: Keep-Alive I want to disable this.After doing some research, it appears the way to do this is to set the KeepAlive memb
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