added possibility to tune php-fpm process management #1561
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Love it! ❤️ Can you strip out |
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SUMMARY
In our environment we had performance issues at the frontend and the frontend "crashing" multiple times since php-fpm processes were busy at 100% with serving dashboards and graphs. After tuning the process management and adapt it to our environment by allowing more process to be spawned the situation was greatly improved.
Since the role zabbix_web delivers constant values for the process management of php-fpm this change is to allow the tuning of these values.
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role zabbix_web - task copy php-fpm config
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Tuning of php-fpm was done according to this guide. Added recommendations also to Readme.