Re: Is the fastcgi project dead?

David Birnbaum <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.fastcgi.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
You have no idea....

It's kinda amazing how much people depend on it, and it just quietly runs (we 
use it for almost all of our web deployment, including a lot of PHP).  I guess 
that's a good thing that it needs so little care and feeding.

Maybe those non-Apache users can round up a team leader to update all of the 
relevant documentations and how-tos so people know it exists.

David.

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On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, Bill Snapper wrote:

> It's not dead.  It just smells funny :-)
>
> Sorry, I couldn't resist.  Actually, I am one of the creators of
> FastCGI and I am amazed and pleased to see it has had a life of its
> own more than 10 years after I released it back at Open Market.
>
> It seems to get used quite a bit for Ruby and PHP deployments for the
> process isolation aspect as well as for some load balancing
> applications.
>
> Hopefully the community will continue to grow it and maintain it if
> there is indeed a need.
>
> Best,
>
> -Bill
>
>
> Quoting Sam Vilain <sam-s9IUA/[email protected]>:
>
>> Liyu,She wrote:
>>> I notice that the website and source code remains almost the same as
>>> it was 3 years ago. Does it mean that the fastcgi project is dying? I
>>> am a big fan of fastcgi and I am a bit worried. Could somebody answer
>>> me, please?
>>> Looking forward to your opinions. I'll appreciate that.
>>
>> Not really going away.  Just /very stable/ :-)
>>
>> IMHO it's experiencing a little renaissance from certain crowds looking
>> to break away from mod_*, eg PHP users plugging into lighttpd.  Also
>> frameworks like Catalyst (perl) recommend it and I think ruby uses it
>> easily too.  For non-Apache web servers it's the lingua franca of how to
>> talk to a dynamic back-end.
>>
>> Sam.
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