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How to limit concurrent http requests with nginx? Like "php -S localhost:8000"
I tried but he responding status code to 503 (we need handle when other requests completed):
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:1m;
limit_conn addr 1;
nginx
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
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How to limit concurrent http requests with nginx? Like "php -S localhost:8000"
I tried but he responding status code to 503 (we need handle when other requests completed):
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:1m;
limit_conn addr 1;
nginx
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
1
You needlimit_req_zoneandlimit_reqwithburstflag.
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 7:24
Sir this waiting only 500ms. My test.php file in sleep(5); code. Also when first request completed in 5 seconds after second request 10 seconds should be.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
Maybe max_conn in upstream module would help nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_upstream_module.html#server
– Alexey Ten
May 28 at 18:43
Not working... Can you send example?
– runtomaker
May 29 at 1:08
add a comment |
How to limit concurrent http requests with nginx? Like "php -S localhost:8000"
I tried but he responding status code to 503 (we need handle when other requests completed):
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:1m;
limit_conn addr 1;
nginx
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
1
How to limit concurrent http requests with nginx? Like "php -S localhost:8000"
I tried but he responding status code to 503 (we need handle when other requests completed):
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:1m;
limit_conn addr 1;
nginx
nginx
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
1
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
1
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
1
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
1
asked May 26 at 1:09
runtomakerruntomaker
1
1
You needlimit_req_zoneandlimit_reqwithburstflag.
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 7:24
Sir this waiting only 500ms. My test.php file in sleep(5); code. Also when first request completed in 5 seconds after second request 10 seconds should be.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
Maybe max_conn in upstream module would help nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_upstream_module.html#server
– Alexey Ten
May 28 at 18:43
Not working... Can you send example?
– runtomaker
May 29 at 1:08
add a comment |
You needlimit_req_zoneandlimit_reqwithburstflag.
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 7:24
Sir this waiting only 500ms. My test.php file in sleep(5); code. Also when first request completed in 5 seconds after second request 10 seconds should be.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
Maybe max_conn in upstream module would help nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_upstream_module.html#server
– Alexey Ten
May 28 at 18:43
Not working... Can you send example?
– runtomaker
May 29 at 1:08
You need
limit_req_zone and limit_req with burst flag.– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 7:24
You need
limit_req_zone and limit_req with burst flag.– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 7:24
Sir this waiting only 500ms. My test.php file in sleep(5); code. Also when first request completed in 5 seconds after second request 10 seconds should be.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
Sir this waiting only 500ms. My test.php file in sleep(5); code. Also when first request completed in 5 seconds after second request 10 seconds should be.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
Maybe max_conn in upstream module would help nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_upstream_module.html#server
– Alexey Ten
May 28 at 18:43
Maybe max_conn in upstream module would help nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_upstream_module.html#server
– Alexey Ten
May 28 at 18:43
Not working... Can you send example?
– runtomaker
May 29 at 1:08
Not working... Can you send example?
– runtomaker
May 29 at 1:08
add a comment |
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From nginx documentation,
To limit the number of connections:
Use the limit_conn_zone directive to define the key and set the parameters of the shared memory zone (the worker processes will use this zone to share counters for key values). As the first parameter, specify the expression evaluated as a key. In the second parameter zone, specify the name of the zone and its size:
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:10m;
Use the limit_conn directive to apply the limit within the location , server , or http context. Specify the name of the shared memory zone as the first parameter, and the number of allowed connection per key as the second parameter:
location /download/
limit_conn addr 1;
The number of connections is limited on an IP address basis because the $binary_remote_addr variable is used as a key.
Another way to limit the number of connections for a given server is by using the $server_name variable:
http
limit_conn_zone $server_name zone=servers:10m;
server
limit_conn servers 1000;
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
You’ve just cited documentation and this still doesn’t resolve author's problem
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 10:36
Yes. This is source not helping to me.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
add a comment |
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From nginx documentation,
To limit the number of connections:
Use the limit_conn_zone directive to define the key and set the parameters of the shared memory zone (the worker processes will use this zone to share counters for key values). As the first parameter, specify the expression evaluated as a key. In the second parameter zone, specify the name of the zone and its size:
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:10m;
Use the limit_conn directive to apply the limit within the location , server , or http context. Specify the name of the shared memory zone as the first parameter, and the number of allowed connection per key as the second parameter:
location /download/
limit_conn addr 1;
The number of connections is limited on an IP address basis because the $binary_remote_addr variable is used as a key.
Another way to limit the number of connections for a given server is by using the $server_name variable:
http
limit_conn_zone $server_name zone=servers:10m;
server
limit_conn servers 1000;
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
You’ve just cited documentation and this still doesn’t resolve author's problem
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 10:36
Yes. This is source not helping to me.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
add a comment |
From nginx documentation,
To limit the number of connections:
Use the limit_conn_zone directive to define the key and set the parameters of the shared memory zone (the worker processes will use this zone to share counters for key values). As the first parameter, specify the expression evaluated as a key. In the second parameter zone, specify the name of the zone and its size:
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:10m;
Use the limit_conn directive to apply the limit within the location , server , or http context. Specify the name of the shared memory zone as the first parameter, and the number of allowed connection per key as the second parameter:
location /download/
limit_conn addr 1;
The number of connections is limited on an IP address basis because the $binary_remote_addr variable is used as a key.
Another way to limit the number of connections for a given server is by using the $server_name variable:
http
limit_conn_zone $server_name zone=servers:10m;
server
limit_conn servers 1000;
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
You’ve just cited documentation and this still doesn’t resolve author's problem
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 10:36
Yes. This is source not helping to me.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
add a comment |
From nginx documentation,
To limit the number of connections:
Use the limit_conn_zone directive to define the key and set the parameters of the shared memory zone (the worker processes will use this zone to share counters for key values). As the first parameter, specify the expression evaluated as a key. In the second parameter zone, specify the name of the zone and its size:
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:10m;
Use the limit_conn directive to apply the limit within the location , server , or http context. Specify the name of the shared memory zone as the first parameter, and the number of allowed connection per key as the second parameter:
location /download/
limit_conn addr 1;
The number of connections is limited on an IP address basis because the $binary_remote_addr variable is used as a key.
Another way to limit the number of connections for a given server is by using the $server_name variable:
http
limit_conn_zone $server_name zone=servers:10m;
server
limit_conn servers 1000;
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
From nginx documentation,
To limit the number of connections:
Use the limit_conn_zone directive to define the key and set the parameters of the shared memory zone (the worker processes will use this zone to share counters for key values). As the first parameter, specify the expression evaluated as a key. In the second parameter zone, specify the name of the zone and its size:
limit_conn_zone $binary_remote_addr zone=addr:10m;
Use the limit_conn directive to apply the limit within the location , server , or http context. Specify the name of the shared memory zone as the first parameter, and the number of allowed connection per key as the second parameter:
location /download/
limit_conn addr 1;
The number of connections is limited on an IP address basis because the $binary_remote_addr variable is used as a key.
Another way to limit the number of connections for a given server is by using the $server_name variable:
http
limit_conn_zone $server_name zone=servers:10m;
server
limit_conn servers 1000;
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
answered May 26 at 9:55
asktyagiasktyagi
521110
521110
You’ve just cited documentation and this still doesn’t resolve author's problem
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May 26 at 10:36
Yes. This is source not helping to me.
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May 27 at 15:03
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You’ve just cited documentation and this still doesn’t resolve author's problem
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 10:36
Yes. This is source not helping to me.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
You’ve just cited documentation and this still doesn’t resolve author's problem
– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 10:36
You’ve just cited documentation and this still doesn’t resolve author's problem
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May 26 at 10:36
Yes. This is source not helping to me.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
Yes. This is source not helping to me.
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limit_req_zoneandlimit_reqwithburstflag.– Alexey Ten
May 26 at 7:24
Sir this waiting only 500ms. My test.php file in sleep(5); code. Also when first request completed in 5 seconds after second request 10 seconds should be.
– runtomaker
May 27 at 15:03
Maybe max_conn in upstream module would help nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_upstream_module.html#server
– Alexey Ten
May 28 at 18:43
Not working... Can you send example?
– runtomaker
May 29 at 1:08