On July 17, 2002 12:06 pm, you wrote:
> >Can you define what you mean by overhead and provide a quick comparison of
> >Zope overhead vs. PHP overhead?
>
> Zope is daemon that needs to run all the time. PHP only runs when apache
> needs it.
And how big is this daemon (i.e. memory size)? The reason I ask is that:
Apache + PHP (2 daemons or more, unless just non-PHP pages) -- assuming I've
understood correctly
Zope with built-in webserver (1 daemon or more)
Zope + Apache (2 daemons or more, always)
Zope vs. Apache +PHP appear to be running the same number of daemons. I'm not
a webmaster, just a lowly sometime webpage designer, so correct me if my
information is incorrect.
If daemon usage is the main concern, and someone was planning on using Zope
with Apache, they should just use Apache instead since it would use
one-daemon less part of the time. But Zope doesn't have to be used with
Apache. Whoever is saddled with website development (Bill is, it sounds
like?) ultimately has to decide what is *easiest* for him, as long as it's
robust enough to handle the traffic.
--
Jason Wallwork
"In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the
universe."
-- Carl Sagan, Cosmos
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