[Mono-list] How to configure N apache virtual hosts using ONE instance of MONO server.

[Joshua Tauberer]

Unai Rodriguez wrote:
> Hi Joshua,
> 
> Thank you so much for your answer/help.
> 
>> It depends on what you're loading up in your application. My 
>> mod-mono-server processes are in the 50-200 MB memory usage range.
> 
> Could you please kindly provide some more details about these processes 
> that are taking 50 to 200 MB (i.e. how many requests they are 
> processing, etc...)?

The process with the most use (and using the most memory) serves around 
50,000 pages a day.

> Is there any sort of documentation that provides figures about how much 
> memory the MONO processes are supposed to take?

Not that I know of. But it will depend entirely on what your application 
is loading into memory.

>>> I have tried this also:
>>>
>>> <VirtualHost *:80>
>>>      [...]
>>>      ServerName  site1.example.com
>>>      DocumentRoot /docroot1
>>>      MonoApplications site "/:/docroot1"
>>>      [...]
>>> </VirtualHost>
>>>
>>> <VirtualHost *:80>
>>>      [...]
>>>      ServerName  site2.example.com
>>>      DocumentRoot /docroot2
>>>      MonoApplications site "/:/docroot2"
>>>      [...]
>>> </VirtualHost>
>>>
>>> In this case what happens is only one applications is active, meaning:
>>>
>>> http://site1.example.com -> would show up
>>>
>>> http://site2.example.com -> would show an Internal Server Error.
>> This is sort of a bug.
> 
> Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean... That's a bug on the way I put the 
> config files or it is a mono bug?

A mono bug probably. Apache made it difficult to share configuration 
information between vhosts, which makes it difficult to figure out how 
to program mod_mono to do things in a shared way between vhosts. I don't 
remember what has been resolved, since I have each of my vhosts on a 
different mod-mono-server.

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