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According to me, getting more ram can help. I used to ran multiple django sites on my server and apache usually stops working now and then. It used to work correctly when I restart, but again goes down after some time.
Check how much ram is left in your server under load : free -m. The server should have around 100-200mb of free ram to make apache work correctly.
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For now I have workaround with following mod_wsgi configuration
processes=12 threads=1 inactivity-timeout=300 maximum-requests=1000
and it does addresses the problem.
But there is a plan to fix the core issue.
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