Synopsis
supervisor_idle_threads = # of threads
The minimum number of Supervisor threads. This allows the Supervisor to maintain a specified number of threads ready to service network messages. If the Supervisor finds that it is unable to satisfy the incoming traffic, it will spawn additional threads up to supervisor_max_threads
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By adjusting this field, the administrator may improve the Supervisor's performance. The increase in threads however However increasing the number of threads also increases the Supervisor memory requirements. To prevent the system from thrashing, it is recommended one use we recommend using this formula to determine how much RAM is required:
(2Mb + # of jobs * 1kb) ~= total amount of resident RAM
Example
supervisor_idle_threads = 64
Defaults
50
See Also