Auto-Recovery

Apache Auto-Recovery When Your Server Crashes

Detect Apache failures, mod_php crashes, and worker exhaustion. Auto-restart to restore service instantly.

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Why Apache Fails

  • ✗MaxRequestWorkers limit reached
  • ✗mod_php segfaults crash workers
  • ✗Memory exhaustion kills processes
  • ✗.htaccess syntax errors
  • ✗SSL module failures

How RecoveryPulse Fixes It

  • ✓Monitor sites served by Apache
  • ✓Detect 500, 502, 503 errors instantly
  • ✓Auto-restart Apache2 via systemctl
  • ✓Graceful restart to avoid dropping connections
  • ✓Chain with PHP-FPM restart if needed

Sample Recovery Rule for Apache

Restart ApacheAuto-Recovery
sudo systemctl restart apache2

Restarts Apache when it crashes or returns server errors. Works with Apache2 on Ubuntu/Debian.

Perfect For

•cPanel/WHM servers
•Shared hosting environments
•WordPress on Apache
•Legacy PHP applications
•mod_php setups
•.htaccess-heavy sites

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