Dear Community,

We want to host multiple highly-loaded websites (our own) on a webserver
with Linux+Nginx+PHP-FPM.
What is the best approach for pool management - create single pool for all
sites or create one pool per one site?

If I understood correctly in first case (single pool) if some site causes
issues to PHP then all sites will be affected.
In second case (poll per site) will we have greater memory/CPU usage?

Thanks in advance!

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We prefer one pool per site. It allows you to use the chroot features per
site, and add a small, but extra layer of separation.

You can also change pool sizes per site, so if one site has more traffic,
you could give it more workers, and the others less.


On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 10:19 AM, Oleksandr Drach <luckyredhot@gmail.com>wrote:

> Dear Community,
>
> We want to host multiple highly-loaded websites (our own) on a webserver
> with Linux+Nginx+PHP-FPM.
> What is the best approach for pool management - create single pool for all
> sites or create one pool per one site?
>
> If I understood correctly in first case (single pool) if some site causes
> issues to PHP then all sites will be affected.
> In second case (poll per site) will we have greater memory/CPU usage?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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I think the multiple pools can be better, since you can configure PHP
differently for each site. Also, a good reason to do that is to separate
the log files site's problems and solutions. So, if something goes wrong
with one site, you'll need to fix it exacly in the respective pool.


Em sexta-feira, 2 de agosto de 2013 12h19min06s UTC-3, Oleksandr Drach
escreveu:
>
> Dear Community,
>
> We want to host multiple highly-loaded websites (our own) on a webserver
> with Linux+Nginx+PHP-FPM.
> What is the best approach for pool management - create single pool for all
> sites or create one pool per one site?
>
> If I understood correctly in first case (single pool) if some site causes
> issues to PHP then all sites will be affected.
> In second case (poll per site) will we have greater memory/CPU usage?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>

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What about stability and resources utilization for different scenarios?

Пʼятниця, 2 серпня 2013 р. 18:19:06 UTC+3 користувач Oleksandr Drach
написав:
>
> Dear Community,
>
> We want to host multiple highly-loaded websites (our own) on a webserver
> with Linux+Nginx+PHP-FPM.
> What is the best approach for pool management - create single pool for all
> sites or create one pool per one site?
>
> If I understood correctly in first case (single pool) if some site causes
> issues to PHP then all sites will be affected.
> In second case (poll per site) will we have greater memory/CPU usage?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>

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