Apache

Hola estimados, soy nuevo en Drupal, vengo de varios años de Wordpress en un proyecto llamado Diario Rombe - www.diariorombe.es -, el mismo que ahora queremos migrar a Drupal.

En ese proceso, estoy levantando un sitio de desarrollo- www.diariorombe.cl -, donde instalé la última versión de la distribución varbase (Drupal 8), sin embargo, los enlaces no funcionan.

Hello All,

      I am facing a simple and strange error in my localhost (Xampp). When i try to start the apache engine i got the follwing error message.

Error Message:

3:02:22 PM [Apache] Error: Apache shutdown unexpectedly.
3:02:22 PM [Apache] This may be due to a blocked port, missing dependencies,
3:02:22 PM [Apache] improper privileges, a crash, or a shutdown by another method.
3:02:22 PM [Apache] Press the Logs button to view error logs and check
3:02:22 PM [Apache] the Windows Event Viewer for more clues

I "think" I managed to get php-fpm working reasonably well with my Centos apache server. Running memcached and apc with 2GB of RAM on a VPS.

I am now planning to tackle Varnish. My question is should I be running Nginx for the varnish "static" anon content and/or the entire Drupal 7 site?

Looking around the web, there appear to be many examples of deploying Varnish with Nginx, not so much with apache?

Estimados

Uso drupal y es lo máximo pero últimamente tengo un problema con el bot de google. Sucede que todos los días entra a la misma hora y genera miles de consultas y mi servidor se cae. Es extraño porque antes nunca pasó eso. Actualmente tengo Max clients de Apache en 150, uso Varnish y memcached..He tuneado desde Google webmasters pero nada. Espero su apoyo

Greetings fellow Drupalers!

Despite my best effors i just noticed that some images are not served through the reverse proxy. Those rebellious image files are originating from inside CSS.

This can be easily fixed by making all those images paths absolute.

Does anyone know of a smarter way to fix this, preferably with a generic solution and end this mutiny once and for all?

I found this discussion useful while exploring cache and cron issues for my site, real Life English.

http://tomroelandts.com/articles/how-to-ensure-that-visitors-always-see-...

Hola a todos!

Tengo un problema migrando una instalación de Drupal. El problema es que anteriormente usaba un XAMPP previamente configurado, pero ahora el nuevo server tiene Apache2.

Alguien tendrá una liga o configuración para usar adecuadamente Apache2 con Drupal. No tengo muchos conocimientos sobre Apache y la configuración y en Internet no encuentro algo muy concreto.

Gracias de antemano.

Saludos,

Hi!

I'm interested in how you guys set up your Drupal servers?
We are up till now been using Apache Worker with fast CGI and adding APC. But we think we have found out that fast CGI uses different APC memory for every user, and that kind of removes some of the benefits with cacheing same data for multiple users.

What do you people use to get good performance of your Drupal sites with dynamic data (geoblocking, mobile device checking and so on) when stuff like varnish cant be used?

I have a two tier structure, S1 Runs apache, Drupal,APC and memcached, S2 runs mysql.
Moderate traffic about 10K visits/day.
I recently started to use a new monitoring programme and it showing lot of IOwait happening on the server S1. Further analysis shows all that IOwait is due to apache. the disk IO monitor shows most of the IO is write. Which is expected as reads (although several times higher) are happening through memcache and network from mysql. I also depend on CDN to distribute most of the static files.

I have confirmed NO swapping is going on here. Also NO NFS here.

I’ve had this idea for quite some time and could find any solution , so I was about to start coding but though it’s better to share it with you before I start to make sure that no one else is working on something similar. I appreciate it if you let me know what you think

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