multithreading - Nginx with multiple thread FCGI -

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could me explain situation using nginx:

  1. nginx config:

    worker_processes 1; worker_rlimit_nofile 1000;  // ...  worker_connections  1024;     multi_accept on;     use epoll;  location /test_nginx {     module_test_nginx; }   location /test_fcgi {     fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:8080;     include fastcgi_params; }

  2. module_test_nginx module sleep few seconds if request having parameter return "hello world"

    i make 2 concurrent connections (1 firefox, 1 chrome)

1st request firefox: localhost/test_nginx?sleep=5 -> browser display "hello world" after 5 seconds

2nd request chrome: localhost/test_nginx?sleep=1 -> browser display "hello world" after 5 seconds waitting 1st request , 1 second sleep parameter

i changed worker_processes 2, then:

1st request firefox: localhost/test_nginx?sleep=5 -> browser display "hello world" after 5 seconds

2nd request chrome: localhost/test_nginx?sleep=1 -> browser display "hello world" after 1 second while firefox still loading

this testing show me module_test_nginx blocked 2nd request until 1st has been finished.

  1. i write "hello world" fcgi program similar module_test_nginx having 2 threads in pool (i run using spawn-fcgi, port 8080)

    i set worker_processes = 1, then:

1st request firefox: localhost/test_fcgi?sleep=5 -> browser display "hello world" after 5 seconds

2nd request chrome: localhost/test_fcgi?sleep=1 -> browser display "hello world" after 1 second (while firefox still loading)

so think nginx fastcgi_pass can serve more clients nginx module_test_nginx

  1. i make loading test with: ab, siege same concurrent connections, total connections... url 1 on firefox: localhost/test_nginx url 2 on chrome: localhost/test_fcgi both of 2 links return immediately, no sleeping. testing show me nginx module_test_nginx result better request per second rate nginx fastcgi_pass (more 3 or 4 times)

thanks reading , please me explain :)


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