high throughput perl server

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From: Erik Aronesty
Subject: high throughput perl server
Date: 02:16 on 26 May 2005
In order to deal with apache's problems handling a high load, I wrote 
a trivial pure perl server with few features.
 
  http://www.documentroot.com/code/ppcgid
 
Since it's nonforking, it's not appropriate if your web pages block on
IO, or if some of them are much slower than others, etc.

But it's blazingly fast for certain kinds of applications.

I based on the IO::Select "multiplexing"  code from O'reilly.  It's
hastily written and probably buggy, and doesn't support HTTP features
like keepalive 
which could speed it up, and there's probably a zillion things in it
that
can be sped up.

But it's way faster than apache/mod_perl.

- Erik


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high throughput perl server
Erik Aronesty 02:16 on 26 May 2005

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theshz 06:43 on 26 May 2005

Re: high throughput perl server
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Erik Aronesty 18:53 on 26 May 2005

Re: high throughput perl server
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