Connection queue information shows the number of sessions in the queue, and the average delay before the connection is accepted.
Following is an example of how these statistics are displayed in perfdump:
ConnectionQueue: ---------------------------------- Current/Peak/Limit Queue Length 0/0/4096 Total Connections Queued 0 Average Queueing Delay 0.00 milliseconds
Current/Peak/Limit queue length shows, in order:
The number of connections currently in the queue
The largest number of connections that have been in the queue simultaneously
The maximum size of the connection queue
If the peak queue length is close to the limit, you may wish to increase the maximum connection queue size to avoid dropping connections under heavy load.
You can increase the connection queue size by:
Setting or changing the value of ConnQueueSize in the Magnus Editor of the Server Manager
Editing the ConnQueueSize directive in magnus.conf
Total Connections Queued is the total number of times a connection has been queued. This includes newly accepted connections and connections from the keep-alive system.
This setting is not tunable.
Average Queueing Delay is the average amount of time a connection spends in the connection queue. This represents the delay between when a request connection is accepted by the server and when a request processing thread (also known as a session) begins servicing the request.
This setting is not tunable.