Linux web server configuration for AJAX web page highly consumed CPU

will be helpful for those in need The standard resource usage limits (via ulimit) can handle the first three, and SELinux can handle the other three. Simply create a new domain for the application, assign the proper permissions, and away you go (but not it).

Hope this helps http_access logs files are prefixed with “http_access_”. These files include access information for the server. We can get the access information for webapps also from this. These logs rotates on daily basis.
In Carbon 4.0.* based products, you can disable http access logs by removing the following entry from catalina-server.xml which is located in $CARBON_HOME/repository/conf/tomcat.

around this issue Server config tool is not available for z/Linux and AIX platforms. For these platforms the MFP configuration can be done using Ant task scripts instead.
The below link has the information about Creating and configuring the database for MobileFirst Server administration with Ant tasks and also Deploying the MobileFirst Operations Console and Administration Services with Ant tasks http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSHS8R_7.0.0/com.ibm.worklight.installconfig.doc/install_config/r_wlconsole_ant_tasks.html

it fixes the issue You define a global* boolean variable that is set inside signal handler upon receiving a signal.
Then, you determine the point in your main loop where it is safe to re-read the config file and reinitialize whatever you need. In that point you analyse the value of said boolean variable (and any other possible blocking conditions) and take an action. Don't forget to clear that flag variable so you don't reinitialize everything again on the next iteration. * global here is visible to both signal handler and main loop