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  3. February 2009

Re: Storage pools and QHTTPSVR and QUSRWRK subsystems

From: Vern Hamberg
Now you say the the HTTP servers don't seem to need much
memory - but they might if they are using CGI and some heavy-duty
SQL.

Yes, CGI could use a lot of memory. But Duane indicated that their web services were running under WAS. Under that interface, the HTTP server is little more than a communication conduit between browsers and WAS, and for serving static content.

I suspect that moving HTTP to a subsystem with a large memory pool won't help performance, in that case. But it probably wouldn't hurt either.

Nathan.




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