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-/+ buffers/cacheline; however in this case the change is comparable. Depending on how apache has been tuned, it may start with just a couple of processes ready for handling requests; after a period of many concurrent requests there will probably more processes forked to handle the load. The number of idle processes can also be tuned. So if apache grows to use too much memory, you need to do some tuning.nginxso maybe it's time we give it a try, but honestly, I've been using Apache for years and never had any major problems. Magento really chews memory though.grep httpd-process (at least for me). To fix that i would recommend to exclude that line from the calculation like this:ps aux | grep 'httpd' | grep -v grep | awk '{print $6/1024;}' | awk '{avg += ($1 - avg) / NR;} END {print avg " MB";}'