On 12/30/2010 6:08 PM, Graham Dumpleton wrote: > > The problem with mod_python was that it was poorly implemented. If you > were start from scratch and do it over, it would be possible to make > it much more light weight. The mod_wsgi module has shown this can be > the case.
The best solution of perl/python/JavaVM/.NET is and will always be out of memory workers scaled for the anticipated amount of app traffic in some functionally useful scope (e.g. 8 fast dispatching workers on 4-way SMP). The machine doesn't bog, the responses appear more 'zippy', etc. Large response bodies dodge that worker pool. In other words, mod_fcgid. :)
