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Posted to modperl@perl.apache.org by "Eric L. Brine" <EL...@iname.com> on 2000/04/18 13:18:46 UTC

Re: [RFC] Do Not Run Everything on One mod_perl Server

It used to be one process for everything, or at least one application for
everything.  Then mod_perl comes in and people have started using a tiered
system (plain server + mod_perl server). Now you're talking about
individual application servers. Someday, maybe the script will load the
server instead of the other way around!

  use mod_perl (8080, 3);  #  (port, #processes)

Sorry, feeling philosophical this morning. Thanks for the report.
ELB

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Re: [RFC] Do Not Run Everything on One mod_perl Server

Posted by Vivek Khera <kh...@kciLink.com>.

>>>>> "ELB" == Eric L Brine <EL...@iname.com> writes:

ELB> It used to be one process for everything, or at least one application for
ELB> everything.  Then mod_perl comes in and people have started using a tiered
ELB> system (plain server + mod_perl server). Now you're talking about
ELB> individual application servers. Someday, maybe the script will load the
ELB> server instead of the other way around!

I think the word "FastCGI" comes to mind... ;-)