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Question Can Plesk change app pool parameters

PCS

New Pleskian
I have Plesk as part of my VPS contract, but I'm not really sure what it does - other than provide a user-friendly interface.
My app requires a single instance of the application and is in a dedicated app-pool. It is possible that Plesk overrides the "max worker processes=1" directive and somehow starts a second instance?
 
Hi PCS,

it would help very much, if you consider to provide at least the following informations:
  • YOUR current used Plesk version ( incl. #MU )
  • YOUR current used operating system
... as we are not able to guess such things.


If you desire help for Plesk Onyx on a Windows server for example, you could use:
Code:
plesk bin server_pref.exe -u -max-worker-processes 5

... which is described at:

 
Hi PCS,

it would help very much, if you consider to provide at least the following informations:
  • YOUR current used Plesk version ( incl. #MU )
  • YOUR current used operating system
... as we are not able to guess such things.


If you desire help for Plesk Onyx on a Windows server for example, you could use:
Code:
plesk bin server_pref.exe -u -max-worker-processes 5

... which is described at:



That seems to be for the Plesk app pool - my app has a dedicated pool - my question was - is Plesk capable of starting another worker process on my application?
 
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