by raphael reic » Sat, 29 Mar 1997 04:00:00
Does anyone know if generating log files impacts performance?
If so:
(1) Is this true for all web servers, or only those under high loads?
(2) Does anyone have a rough idea of what the benefit is of turning
logging off (e.g., percentage increase in performance)?
Thanks
1. Q: performance impact of log. interf.
Hi everyone ...
I'm running the webserver for our university. Now I have requests about
virtual web hosting. This would require multiple logical interfaces
configured. Before I agree to this service I would like to know, if
there's any performance impact if I would configure a number of 16 - 32 of
these logical interfaces.
Please send answers also via email.
Thanx in advance ... Frank
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