[TriLUG] Limiting Apache bandwidth

Joshua Gitlin josh at glowfilms.com
Fri Nov 21 11:07:15 EST 2003


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James,

Great, thanks! However, I read that wondershaper is a real CPU hog... 
is that true? Also, it said it had a "small impact on bandwidth", but I 
think it las a very large impact: without wondershaper I was getting 
about 1496 Kb/s down (when my apache server isn't being hit hard), with 
wondershaper I was getting 492 Kb/s! That's a huge difference!

Also, does anyone know about Emerging Technologies' ET/BWMGR software? 
(http://www.etinc.com/)

Josh

On Nov 20, 2003, at 3:39 PM, James Manning wrote:

>>> is there any way I can limit Apache's bandwidth usage? Or does
>>> anyone else have any god suggestions? Thanks Guys!
>>
>> mod_bandwidth or mod_throttle should work for you, I'd imagine.
>
> Much better answer, via Daniel Chen:
>
> 15:33 < crimsun> prioritizing makes more sense in this case
>
> 15:35 < crimsun> wondershaper is just a shell script
> 15:36 < crimsun> http://packages.debian.org/stable/net/shaper.html
> 15:36 < crimsun> http://packages.debian.org/stable/admin/shaperd.html
>
> http://lartc.org/wondershaper/
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