What is the Apache TimeOut on your web hosting servers?

• 04 October 2021
• in: Web Hosting

To finish its process before it is interrupted The Apache TimeOut directive “tells” Apache how long it should wait for an I/O operation.

A meaningful example would be an API that fetches product from Amazon or an identical vendor and imports them on your website. Looking on the number of product you have set for the API, it may take 300 seconds or perhaps additional for it to complete its job. If the time is higher, you must look over your API and cut back the number of product it imports.

If the need of your web site with regard to the Apache TimeOut directive is higher than 300 seconds, you must think about upgrading to a VPS or an Dedicated Server. These solutions give the option of setting custom values for all the server-side settings. If you’re unsure the way to do this, please be happy to submit a ticket to our technical team. they’ll be over happy to help you.