I think it's a non existant concern. HTTP keep alive exists below the application level. It's a pretty standard scaling technique in Apache configuration to disable HTTP keep alive because it means slow clients take proportionally more resource than fast clients (basically inverts your ability to service max throughput).
I think blanket disable of keepalive is probably the sane thing to do.
I think it's a non existant concern. HTTP keep alive exists below the application level. It's a pretty standard scaling technique in Apache configuration to disable HTTP keep alive because it means slow clients take proportionally more resource than fast clients (basically inverts your ability to service max throughput).
I think blanket disable of keepalive is probably the sane thing to do.