Limit number of concurrent connections in Apache2?

1 The above link is relevant for Apache 1.3. For Apache2, the link is dominia.org/djao/limitipconn2.html. Anyways I will try it. – Mohit Nanda Jan 16 '09 at 15:20.

I'm not sure if it will useful to you but definitely worth a chance. Maybe you can use the directives MaxClients and ListenBackLog Although they apply to the concurrent access to the entire server, not only your application, and on a resource base.

We completely built an application layer thing that stored, checked and restricted the limit on # of application users that could be logged on concurrently. If it got exceeded, we sent them to a 'waiting room' - worked like a charm. So it was all application managed - we had multiple apache servers in a cluster.

We were not using the Zend clustering stuff , IMO.

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