I haven't tried the other MPM plugins extensively, but it seems like the default should be "Don't use a ton of ram, don't fail if there's more than like 10 concurrent connections". Especially these days when people are ajax and cometting to their hearts content.
I guess one of the issues is that if you're using it with PHP/Python/etc, those expect to be in their own thread/process, so using more of a scalable async approach in apache isn't always possible.
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I haven't tried the other MPM plugins extensively, but it seems like the default should be "Don't use a ton of ram, don't fail if there's more than like 10 concurrent connections". Especially these days when people are ajax and cometting to their hearts content.
I guess one of the issues is that if you're using it with PHP/Python/etc, those expect to be in their own thread/process, so using more of a scalable async approach in apache isn't always possible.
I agree @ architecture + misconfiguration.