First, let’s understand what php-fpm is
PHP-FPM is a PHP FastCGI manager, only for PHP.
PHP-FPM is actually a patch of the PHP source code, aiming to integrate FastCGI process management into the PHP package. It must be patched into your PHP source code and can be used after compiling and installing PHP. Now we can download the branch that directly integrates PHP-FPM in the source tree of the latest PHP 5.3.2. It is said that the next version will be integrated into the main branch of PHP. Compared with Spawn-FCGI, PHP-FPM has better CPU and memory control, and the former crashes easily and must be monitored with crontab, while PHP-FPM does not have such troubles.
PHP5.3.3 has integrated php-fpm and is no longer a third-party package. PHP-FPM provides a better PHP process management method, which can effectively control memory and processes, and can smoothly reload PHP configuration. It has more advantages than spawn-fcgi, so it is officially included in PHP. You can enable PHP-FPM by passing the –enable-fpm parameter in ./configure. Use PHP-FPM to control the FastCGI process of PHP-CGI
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The master process can understand the following signals
INT, TERM terminate immediately
QUIT terminate smoothly
USR1 reopen the log file
USR2 smoothly reload all worker processes and reload configuration and binary modules
Example:
php-fpm closed:
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kill -INT `cat /usr/local/php/var/run/php-fpm.pid`
php-fpm restart:
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kill -USR2 `cat /usr/local/php/var/run/php-fpm.pid`
View the number of php-fpm processes:
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ps aux | grep -c php-fpm
Restart php-fmp (Method 2)
Execute first
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killall php-fpm
Execute again (usr/local/php is the installation directory of php)
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/usr/local/php/sbin/php-fpm &
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The stupid way is to write a batch process, then write the above startup method into the batch process, and then start the batch process regularly in the task plan.
You can use taskkill /f /im php-cgi.exe to kill php-cgi before starting it, and then RunHiddenConsole.exe php\php-cgi.exe -b 127.0.0.1:9000 -c php \php.ini
#!/bin/bash
if[ (top | grep php | cut -d -f 9) -gt $1 ];then
sudo /data/webserver/php-5.2.17/sbin/ php-fpm reload -u ××× -p×××;
fi
PS: Replace $1 with the load value you want to monitor. For example, if you want fpm’s CPU usage to not exceed 10%, then You just use 10 instead of $1.