Re: My first FastCGI experiment
David Birnbaum <[email protected]>
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If startup speed is of the essence, then run the php client as a static application - or tune your dynamic process manager to have a very slow kill cycle to things stay running for longer. Cheers, David. ----- On Mon, 19 Dec 2005, Eugene wrote: > 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 ÐÉÛÅÔ: > >> Hi Eugene, >> >> 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. >> >> >> >> > > ___________________________________ fastcgi-developers mailing list http://fastcgi.com/fastcgi-developers/