[PHP] php, fastcgi, mpm-worker and apache bottlenecks
Hi there, im am planning to spec the software install for one of our machines that gets an insane ammount of hits and traffic from referring sites. Im looking into if running the php for this server under fastcgi instead of as a php apache module will help reduce and apache bottlenecks ? Most of the scripting is done via perl and fastcgi, but there is some third party apps which run on php, there is also minimal mysql activity. Being more specific here, my question is will php running under fastcgi, being able to work in a multi-threaded apache environment running mpm-worker ? I know its not compatible as im aware, but under the standard apache module install. Its a long shot but if anyone has any recommendations let me know, or else ill have to stick to installing apache2 in pre-fork mode and tweak the settings as much as possible ? Let me know thanks. Daniel -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] php, fastcgi, mpm-worker and apache bottlenecks
Dan Rossi wrote: Hi there, im am planning to spec the software install for one of our machines that gets an insane ammount of hits and traffic from referring sites. Im looking into if running the php for this server under fastcgi instead of as a php apache module will help reduce and apache bottlenecks ? Most of the scripting is done via perl and fastcgi, but there is some third party apps which run on php, there is also minimal mysql activity. Being more specific here, my question is will php running under fastcgi, being able to work in a multi-threaded apache environment running mpm-worker ? I know its not compatible as im aware, but under the standard apache module install. Its a long shot but if anyone has any recommendations let me know, or else ill have to stick to installing apache2 in pre-fork mode and tweak the settings as much as possible ? Don't know about the rest but php will compile fine as a fastcgi module. Add --enable-fastcgi to your configure command (I don't think there are any packages that do this by default so you'll have to compile it from source - but I could be wrong). -- Postgresql php tutorials http://www.designmagick.com/ -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] php, fastcgi, mpm-worker and apache bottlenecks
Source is fine, i never install php with binaries, lets see how i go. On 13/03/2006, at 1:12 PM, Chris wrote: Dan Rossi wrote: Hi there, im am planning to spec the software install for one of our machines that gets an insane ammount of hits and traffic from referring sites. Im looking into if running the php for this server under fastcgi instead of as a php apache module will help reduce and apache bottlenecks ? Most of the scripting is done via perl and fastcgi, but there is some third party apps which run on php, there is also minimal mysql activity. Being more specific here, my question is will php running under fastcgi, being able to work in a multi-threaded apache environment running mpm-worker ? I know its not compatible as im aware, but under the standard apache module install. Its a long shot but if anyone has any recommendations let me know, or else ill have to stick to installing apache2 in pre-fork mode and tweak the settings as much as possible ? Don't know about the rest but php will compile fine as a fastcgi module. Add --enable-fastcgi to your configure command (I don't think there are any packages that do this by default so you'll have to compile it from source - but I could be wrong). -- Postgresql php tutorials http://www.designmagick.com/ -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
