PHP FPM for a server sharing environment with MariaDB.
New variables to add to group_vars/%ENV%/php.yml,
# Allow a max of 100 children, based on 16GB of ram and 164mb per child.
php_fpm_pm_max_children: 100
# Start and go up in small incremenets as we have the CPU to spare.
php_fpm_pm_start_servers: 5
php_fpm_pm_min_spare_servers: 5
php_fpm_pm_max_spare_servers: 35
# Allow lots of requests as we have the resources to spare.
php_fpm_pm_max_requests: 1000
# Emergency restart settings.
# Restart after 60 seconds if 10 PHP instances have not responded for 5 min
# Number of child processes not responding
php_fpm_set_emergency_restart_threshold: true
php_fpm_emergency_restart_threshold: 10
# Length of time children not responding.
php_fpm_set_emergency_restart_interval: true
php_fpm_emergency_restart_interval: 5m
# Time to wait before restarting after interval passes.
php_fpm_set_process_control_timeout: true
php_fpm_process_control_timeout: 60s
Closed and superceded by service specific PRs:
Sharing a couple of changes we've made to our Trellis so we can fine tune MariaDB and PHP settings for high traffic websites.
Changes include,
This PR only provides the defaults, you can override these settings like any other using your group_vars configs.
Example settings from our production servers below,
MariaDB for a server with 4GB of RAM and sharing environment with PHP and Nginx New variables to add to
group_vars/%ENV%/mariadb.yml
,More info - https://mariadb.com/kb/en/innodb-system-variables/#innodb_buffer_pool_size
PHP FPM for a server sharing environment with MariaDB. New variables to add to
group_vars/%ENV%/php.yml
,More info - https://geekflare.com/php-fpm-optimization/