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Re: 100% CPU for each HTTP request?

From: Adrian Hands <AHands_at_sprynet.com>
Date: 1997/10/26
Message-ID: <3453BF4D.3A4F4422@sprynet.com>#1/1

If a given job is the only job running it should get 100 % of the CPU unless it's IO bound
This does not indicate a problem.
If it's not waiting for the disk, user input, a socket, etc...why shouldn't it be using all available CPU.
If you have two CPUs and the task is not parallelizable it will only jump to 50 %.

nkimtong_at_starnet.gov.sg wrote:

> Hi,
> Whenever there is one HTTP request, the CPU usage reaches a peak
> of 100% and slowly drop to 2~3%. Is that normal?
> Can anyone advise me how I can further tune the performance fo
> this Web Server?
>
> Web server used is Oracle Web Server 2.03 on NT 4.0
> Ram :128M Ram
> CPU :Pentium Pro

--
Adrian Hands
Raleigh, NC

panic: attempt to recv circular datagram in round socket!
panic: stack pointer is read-only!
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Received on Sun Oct 26 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT

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