Convert the given single-threaded web server into a more responsive web server that uses a thread-pool architecture using C language

I have a project that have some requirement to do which is: 1. Convert the given single-threaded web server into a more responsive web server that uses a thread-pool architecture with one main thread and a fixed number of worker threads. 2. Design a bounded list of shared buffers to schedule requests to be served by worker threads. 3. Implement FIFO scheduling to serve waiting requests. 4. Implement three different strategies to handle overload situations as the buffers become full. 5. Use synchronization and mutual exclusion tools and avoid deadlock and starvation. 6. Use a benchmarking tool to measure your server’s performance against the given server. 7. Answer this: What else can be done to boost the performance of your new web server? Give at least three different suggestions with explanations of why they should work?Using C language in linux