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maxConnection and keepAliveTimeout

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If we do not configure "maxConnections" then it will take default value as maxThread (which is 200) and "keepAliveTimeout" will take default value of connectionTimeout (which is 60 seconds) then what is a impact of configuring these parameters?*

What value for "keepAliveTimeout" will be consider as the best?

posted Dec 11, 2015 by Sheetal Chauhan

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