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Jim Jagielski
Apache httpd v2.4:
What’s New,
Pussycat?
This should
be pretty good!
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About me
➡ Jim Jagielski
➡ Hacker and developer
➡ Wearer o’ many hats at the ASF

➡ Director and President: Outercurve

➡ Council member: MARSEC-XL
!
➡ Consulting Engineer with Red Hat
!
➡ @jimjag
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
httpd is sooo old school (aka fud)
➡ Apache doesn’t scale (its SLOW)
➡ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzkRVzciAZg



➡ Apache is too generalized





➡ Apache is too complex (config file)
➡ really?
➡ Apache is too old

(yeah, just like Linux)
vs
It’s Squagels!
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Apache httpd 2.4 - design drivers
➡ New features and improve old ones
➡ Support for async I/O w/o dropping support for older systems
➡ Larger selection of usable MPMs: added Event, Simple, etc...
➡ Leverage higher-performant versions of APR
➡ Increase performance
➡ Reduce memory utilization
➡ The Cloud
Currently at version 2.4.9 (2.4.1 went GA Feb 21, 2012)
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What’s New: Apache httpd 2.4
➡ Performance Increases
➡ Configuration / Runtime Improvements
➡ New Modules / Capabilities
➡ Cloud / Proxy Enhancements
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.
Performance
➡ Event MPM : no longer experimental
➡ Faster, more efficient APR
➡ Smaller memory footprint
➡ More efficient data structures (worker and event)
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nginx vs Event (typical)
Apache - Event MPM
0
500
1000
1500
2000
nginx
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
Open Write Read Close
Increasing concurrency Increasing concurrency
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Total req/resp time
Comparison - total transaction (close)
0
500
1000
1500
2000
Prefork Worker Event nginx
Increasing concurrency
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Resp to Req. Bursts - httperf100 ---> 10000
0.00
1.75
3.50
5.25
7.00
min avg max dev min avg max dev min avg max dev min avg max dev min avg max dev min avg max dev
prefork worker event nginx
Increasing concurrency
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Independent benchmark
Source: Ryosuke Matsumoto : http://blog.matsumoto-r.jp/?p=1812
#!/bin/sh!
RESULT='./result.txt'!
 !
for port in 80 8080 8888!
do!
#for count in 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000
9000 10000!
#for count in 11000 12000 13000 14000 15000 16000 17000
18000 19000 20000!
for count in 21000 22000 23000 24000 25000 26000 27000
28000 29000 30000!
do!
echo -n "$port $count " >> $RESULT!
httperf --rate $count --num-conns 25000 --server
ipaddr --port $port !
--uri=/test.html | grep "Request rate:" >>
$RESULT.$port!
sleep 60!
done!
done!
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Configuration - Runtime
➡ Finer control of timeouts, esp. during requests
➡ mod_reqtimeout
➡ KeepAliveTimout down to the millisecond
➡ Finer control over logging
➡ per module/per directory
➡ new logging levels (TRACE[1-8])
LogLevel  info  ssl:warn  
<Directory  "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/foo">  
        LogLevel  debug  
</Directory>
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Configuration - Runtime
➡ <If> supports per-request conditions
#  Compare  the  host  name  to  example.com  and    
#  redirect  to  www.example.com  if  it  matches  
<If  "%{HTTP_HOST}  ==  'example.com'">  
        Redirect  permanent  /  http://www.example.com/  
<ElseIf  "%{HTTP_HOST}  ==  ‘foobarfoo.com'">  
        Redirect  permanent  /  http://www2.example.com/  
</If>
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Configuration - Runtime
➡ Require
➡ Removes order/deny insanity!
AuthType  Basic  
AuthName  "Restricted  Resource"  
AuthBasicProvider  file  
AuthUserFile  /web/users  
AuthGroupFile  /web/groups  
Require  group  admin  
<Directory  /www/docs>  
        <RequireAll>  
                Require  group  alpha  beta  
                Require  not  group  reject  
        </RequireAll>  
</Directory>  
<Directory  /www/docs2>  
        Require  all  granted  
</Directory>
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Configuration - Runtime
➡ Simple config-file variables: <Define>
<IfDefine  TEST>  
    Define  servername  test.example.com  
</IfDefine>  
<IfDefine  !TEST>  
    Define  servername  www.example.com  
    Define  SSL  
</IfDefine>  
!
DocumentRoot  /var/www/${servername}/htdocs
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Configuration - Runtime
➡ Other stuff:
➡ General purpose expression parser (BNF compatible)
➡ No more NameVirtualHost
➡ Loadable MPM modules
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New Modules
➡ mod_macro
<Macro  VHost  $name  $domain>  
<VirtualHost  *:80>  
        ServerName  $domain  
        ServerAlias  www.$domain  
!
        DocumentRoot  /var/www/vhosts/$name  
        ErrorLog  /var/log/httpd/$name.error_log  
        CustomLog  /var/log/httpd/$name.access_log  combined  
</VirtualHost>  
</Macro>  
!
Use  VHost  example  example.com  
Use  VHost  myhost  hostname.org  
Use  VHost  apache  apache.org  
!
UndefMacro  VHost
From my
ApacheCon 2000
Preso
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Need More Info?
➡ Attend the next session!
➡ Rich Bowen @ 11:55am
➡ Configurable Configuration in httpd 2.4
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New Modules
➡ mod_lua (semi-experimental, but we use it!)
<Files  *.lua>  
        SetHandler  lua-­script  
</Files>  
…  
example.lua  
require  "string"  
function  handle(r)  
        r.content_type  =  "text/plain"  
!
        if  r.method  ==  'GET'  then  
                r:puts("Hello  Lua  World!n")  
                for  k,  v  in  pairs(  r:parseargs()  )  do  
                        r:puts(  string.format("%s:  %sn",  k,  v)  )  
                end  
        elseif  r.method  ==  'POST'  then  
                r:puts("Hello  Lua  World!n")  
                for  k,  v  in  pairs(  r:parsebody()  )  do  
                        r:puts(  string.format("%s:  %sn",  k,  v)  )  
                end  
        elseif  r.method  ==  'PUT'  then  
                r:puts("Unsupported  HTTP  method  "  ..  r.method)  
                r.status  =  405  
                return  apache2.ok  
        else  
              return  501  
        end  
        return  apache2.OK  
end
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Need More Info?
➡ Attend the latter session!
➡ Daniel Gruno @ 5:00pm
➡ (Re)Introducing mod_lua
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New Modules
➡ mod_proxy submodules:
➡ mod_proxy_fcgi
➡ mod_proxy_scgi
➡ mod_proxy_wtunnel
➡ mod_proxy_html
➡ mod_proxy_express
ProxyExpressEnable  on

ProxyExpressDBMFile  emap  
…  
##

##express-­map.txt:  httxt2dbm  -­i  express-­map.txt  -­o  emap

##



www1.example.com          http://192.168.002.2:8080

www2.example.com          http://192.168.002.12:8088

www3.example.com          http://192.168.002.10  
  ...  
www6341.example.com    http://192.168.211.26
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New Modules
➡ mod_buffer
➡ buffer the i/o stacks w/i httpd
➡ mod_sed
➡ True sed functionality, alternate to mod_substitute
➡ mod_remoteip
➡ allow access to the real client IP address
➡ mod_session
➡ easily maintain application server state
➡ …
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Cloud and Performance
➡ The Cloud is a game changer for web servers
➡ Horizontal scalability is no longer as painful
➡ Concurrency is no longer the sole consideration
➡ ... or maybe even the primary one
➡ What’s important now? Transaction Time! (because it CAN be)
➡ Low latency
➡ Fast req/resp turnover
➡ Does density still matter? Of course!
➡ Are there environs where super-mega concurrency is the bugaboo?
You betcha! (but the cloud makes these more and more rare, and you’re likely
using a bad architecture anyway)
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Cloud and Dynamics
➡ The Cloud is a game changer for web servers
➡ The cloud is a dynamic place
➡ automated reconfiguration
➡ horizontal, not vertical scaling
➡ self-aware environments
OK, maybe not THAT self-aware
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Why Dynamic Proxy Matters
➡ Apache httpd still the most frequently used front-end
➡ Proxy capabilities must be cloud friendly
➡ Front-end must be dynamic friendly
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Apache httpd 2.4 proxy
➡ Reverse Proxy Improvements
➡ Supports FastCGI, SCGI, Websockets in balancer
➡ Additional load balancing mechanisms
➡ Runtime changing of clusters w/o restarts
➡ Support for dynamic configuration
➡ mod_proxy_express
➡ mod_fcgid and fcgistarter
➡ Brand New: Support for Unix Domain Sockets
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Putting it all together
<Proxy  balancer://foo>  
    BalancerMember  http://php1:8080/          loadfactor=1  
    BalancerMember  http://php2:8080/          loadfactor=4  
    BalancerMember  http://phpbkup:8080/    loadfactor=1  status=+h  
    BalancerMember  http://phpexp:8080/      lbset=1  
    ProxySet  lbmethod=bytraffic  
</Proxy>  
<Proxy  balancer://javaapps>  
    BalancerMember  ajp://tc1:8089/          loadfactor=1  
    BalancerMember  ajp://tc2:8089/          loadfactor=4  
    ProxySet  lbmethod=byrequests  
</Proxy>  
ProxyPass                /apps/                  balancer://foo/  
ProxyPassReverse  /apps/                  balancer://foo/  
ProxyPass                /serv/                  balancer://javaapps/  
ProxyPass                /images/              http://images:8080/  
ProxyPass                /foo                      unix:/home/www.socket|http://localhost/bar/
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HeartBeat / HeartMonitor
➡ New LB (load balance) method
➡ Uses multicast between gateway and reverse proxies
➡ Provides heartbeat (are you there?) capability
➡ Also provides basic load info
➡ This info stored in shm, and used for balancing
➡ Multicast can be an issue
➡ Use mod_header with %l, %i, %b (loadavg, idle, busy)
➡ but no LBmethod currently uses this :(
➡ We need a universal “load” measure
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balancer-manager
➡ Embedded proxy admin web interface
➡ Allows for real-time
➡ Monitoring of stats for each worker
➡ Adjustment of worker params
➡ Allows for real-time
➡ Addition of new workers/nodes
➡ Change of LB methods
➡ Can be persistent!
➡ More RESTful
➡ Can be CLI-driven
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Need More Info?
➡ Attend the upcoming sessions!
➡ Daniel Ruggeri today @ 3:00pm
➡ mod_proxy Cookbook
➡ Jeff Trawick tomorrow @ 10:30am
➡ Using FastCGI with Apache httpd 2.4
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Thanks
Twitter: @jimjag
Emails:


 
 jim@jaguNET.com


 
 jjagielski@outercurve.org


 
 jim@apache.org


 
 jimjag@redhat.com
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  • 2. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. About me ➡ Jim Jagielski ➡ Hacker and developer ➡ Wearer o’ many hats at the ASF
 ➡ Director and President: Outercurve
 ➡ Council member: MARSEC-XL ! ➡ Consulting Engineer with Red Hat ! ➡ @jimjag
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 ➡ Apache is too generalized
 
 
 ➡ Apache is too complex (config file) ➡ really? ➡ Apache is too old
 (yeah, just like Linux) vs It’s Squagels!
  • 4. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Apache httpd 2.4 - design drivers ➡ New features and improve old ones ➡ Support for async I/O w/o dropping support for older systems ➡ Larger selection of usable MPMs: added Event, Simple, etc... ➡ Leverage higher-performant versions of APR ➡ Increase performance ➡ Reduce memory utilization ➡ The Cloud Currently at version 2.4.9 (2.4.1 went GA Feb 21, 2012)
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  • 10. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Independent benchmark Source: Ryosuke Matsumoto : http://blog.matsumoto-r.jp/?p=1812 #!/bin/sh! RESULT='./result.txt'!  ! for port in 80 8080 8888! do! #for count in 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000! #for count in 11000 12000 13000 14000 15000 16000 17000 18000 19000 20000! for count in 21000 22000 23000 24000 25000 26000 27000 28000 29000 30000! do! echo -n "$port $count " >> $RESULT! httperf --rate $count --num-conns 25000 --server ipaddr --port $port ! --uri=/test.html | grep "Request rate:" >> $RESULT.$port! sleep 60! done! done!
  • 11. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Configuration - Runtime ➡ Finer control of timeouts, esp. during requests ➡ mod_reqtimeout ➡ KeepAliveTimout down to the millisecond ➡ Finer control over logging ➡ per module/per directory ➡ new logging levels (TRACE[1-8]) LogLevel  info  ssl:warn   <Directory  "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/foo">          LogLevel  debug   </Directory>
  • 12. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Configuration - Runtime ➡ <If> supports per-request conditions #  Compare  the  host  name  to  example.com  and     #  redirect  to  www.example.com  if  it  matches   <If  "%{HTTP_HOST}  ==  'example.com'">          Redirect  permanent  /  http://www.example.com/   <ElseIf  "%{HTTP_HOST}  ==  ‘foobarfoo.com'">          Redirect  permanent  /  http://www2.example.com/   </If>
  • 13. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Configuration - Runtime ➡ Require ➡ Removes order/deny insanity! AuthType  Basic   AuthName  "Restricted  Resource"   AuthBasicProvider  file   AuthUserFile  /web/users   AuthGroupFile  /web/groups   Require  group  admin   <Directory  /www/docs>          <RequireAll>                  Require  group  alpha  beta                  Require  not  group  reject          </RequireAll>   </Directory>   <Directory  /www/docs2>          Require  all  granted   </Directory>
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 ProxyExpressDBMFile  emap   …   ##
 ##express-­map.txt:  httxt2dbm  -­i  express-­map.txt  -­o  emap
 ##
 
 www1.example.com          http://192.168.002.2:8080
 www2.example.com          http://192.168.002.12:8088
 www3.example.com          http://192.168.002.10    ...   www6341.example.com    http://192.168.211.26
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  • 22. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Cloud and Performance ➡ The Cloud is a game changer for web servers ➡ Horizontal scalability is no longer as painful ➡ Concurrency is no longer the sole consideration ➡ ... or maybe even the primary one ➡ What’s important now? Transaction Time! (because it CAN be) ➡ Low latency ➡ Fast req/resp turnover ➡ Does density still matter? Of course! ➡ Are there environs where super-mega concurrency is the bugaboo? You betcha! (but the cloud makes these more and more rare, and you’re likely using a bad architecture anyway)
  • 23. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Cloud and Dynamics ➡ The Cloud is a game changer for web servers ➡ The cloud is a dynamic place ➡ automated reconfiguration ➡ horizontal, not vertical scaling ➡ self-aware environments OK, maybe not THAT self-aware
  • 24. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Why Dynamic Proxy Matters ➡ Apache httpd still the most frequently used front-end ➡ Proxy capabilities must be cloud friendly ➡ Front-end must be dynamic friendly
  • 25. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Apache httpd 2.4 proxy ➡ Reverse Proxy Improvements ➡ Supports FastCGI, SCGI, Websockets in balancer ➡ Additional load balancing mechanisms ➡ Runtime changing of clusters w/o restarts ➡ Support for dynamic configuration ➡ mod_proxy_express ➡ mod_fcgid and fcgistarter ➡ Brand New: Support for Unix Domain Sockets
  • 26. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Putting it all together <Proxy  balancer://foo>      BalancerMember  http://php1:8080/          loadfactor=1      BalancerMember  http://php2:8080/          loadfactor=4      BalancerMember  http://phpbkup:8080/    loadfactor=1  status=+h      BalancerMember  http://phpexp:8080/      lbset=1      ProxySet  lbmethod=bytraffic   </Proxy>   <Proxy  balancer://javaapps>      BalancerMember  ajp://tc1:8089/          loadfactor=1      BalancerMember  ajp://tc2:8089/          loadfactor=4      ProxySet  lbmethod=byrequests   </Proxy>   ProxyPass                /apps/                  balancer://foo/   ProxyPassReverse  /apps/                  balancer://foo/   ProxyPass                /serv/                  balancer://javaapps/   ProxyPass                /images/              http://images:8080/   ProxyPass                /foo                      unix:/home/www.socket|http://localhost/bar/
  • 27. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. HeartBeat / HeartMonitor ➡ New LB (load balance) method ➡ Uses multicast between gateway and reverse proxies ➡ Provides heartbeat (are you there?) capability ➡ Also provides basic load info ➡ This info stored in shm, and used for balancing ➡ Multicast can be an issue ➡ Use mod_header with %l, %i, %b (loadavg, idle, busy) ➡ but no LBmethod currently uses this :( ➡ We need a universal “load” measure
  • 28. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. balancer-manager ➡ Embedded proxy admin web interface ➡ Allows for real-time ➡ Monitoring of stats for each worker ➡ Adjustment of worker params ➡ Allows for real-time ➡ Addition of new workers/nodes ➡ Change of LB methods ➡ Can be persistent! ➡ More RESTful ➡ Can be CLI-driven
  • 29. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Need More Info? ➡ Attend the upcoming sessions! ➡ Daniel Ruggeri today @ 3:00pm ➡ mod_proxy Cookbook ➡ Jeff Trawick tomorrow @ 10:30am ➡ Using FastCGI with Apache httpd 2.4
  • 30. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Thanks Twitter: @jimjag Emails:
 jim@jaguNET.com
 jjagielski@outercurve.org
 jim@apache.org
 jimjag@redhat.com http://www.slideshare.net/jimjag/