How to get requests per second for Apache in Linux?
In realtime, or can you use mod_status?
And apparently, there is a version of top for apache...
How do I get the number of requests per second from Apache log between 2 dates/time?
between 11am of day x and 13pm
My clock doesn't go all the way to 13pm. How are things on Airstrip 1?
Assuming you meant 1pm....
Something like...
awk 'BEGIN {started=0}
/\[29\/Oct\/2010:11/ {
started=1}
/\[29\/Oct\/2010:1[3-9]/ {
print count/(2*60*60);
exit; }
// {
if (started) count++;
}' <access_log
How can I implement rate limiting with Apache? (requests per second)
The best
- mod_evasive (Focused more on reducing DoS exposure)
- mod_cband (Best featured for 'normal' bandwidth control)
and the rest
- mod_limitipconn
- mod_bw
- mod_bwshare
Is there a program to view live HTTP requests under the Apache server?
in your terminal, type
tail -f /var/www/log/apache2/other_vhosts.access.log
this will view live requests.
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