Re: My first FastCGI experiment

Eugene <my-subscr-JGs/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.fastcgi.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi, Shane!

I think there's dynamic configuration via mod_fastcgi - I havn't got how 
does fastcgi works yet.
Apache starts it and then it is kept in memory for some time.

By the way - why mod_php works without this lag?
Here apache gives file to mod, it has to parse it and then run.
Or these 3 sec is internal overheads of fastcgi? Is it possible to 
minimize them? I think fastcgi server is not so big and complex to be 
initialized for so long time.
Or another way is to make server static and permanently keep parsed 
scripts in memory?

I guess this lag overrides speed benefits from Fastcgi....



Thank you!



Shane De Jager пишет:

>Hi Eugene,
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>Are you running a static server or dynamic server? If you running dynamic, the first load will always be slow since it loading the modules into memory, then the next loads will be fast since everything has been loaded already. Dynamic servers do not stay alive for ever so if left dormant for a while the dynamic server will be killed. Thus when loading the page again, it is starting from scratch and loading modules into memory again.
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