Re: Running Multiple Servers

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Its not really all that hard...

as long as you are good with mod_rewrite or similiar.

Took me about 10 minutes to setup something that would
be similiar to what you are talking about. ( 10 minutes
after discounting compilation time. )


Jonathan Vanasco wrote:

> Can anyone point me towards a good reference for running multiple 
> mod_perl servers on the same box?
>
> I'm going to be having 2-3 mod_perl apps running at once on a box I've 
> got.
>
> I've read the mod_perl o'reilly book with the chapter that covers 
> 'optimizing' performance by separating the mod_perl from vanilla 
> apache and using a proxypass to pass it over to an alternate port.
>
> I'm trying to figure out if it'll be worth the headache to set up a 
> separate apache server for each mod_perl project.  I know in practice 
> there should be a decent performance gain from less shared memory -- 
> but it looks like a nightmare to set up.
>
>


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