Re: [Zope] Optimisation fun and games
Chris Withers wrote with rewrite rules, such as?
Going back two years here, I can't recall the details, but I do remember it sometimes "just didn't work" with the rewrite rules and basic auth and sometimes even cookies). Getting it working on all the magic different things we needed was a total PITA.
the poor error handling, such as?
When the site behind was down, there was not a lot you could do about the errors.
fastcgi is much much more robust for us. ...maybe meaning it was easier to set up _for you_.
No, I said "robust". I also said "for us", yes.
Did you do a speed comparison? I would be interested if someoen had since it would be nice to know whether my beliefs about FastCGI are justified...
No. I can't see that either FCGI or ProxyPass are going to be the bottleneck in any publishing situation. I have more than enough to do without benchmarking every single bit of the system :P Anthony -- Anthony Baxter <anthony@interlink.com.au> It's never too late to have a happy childhood.
Anthony Baxter wrote:
Chris Withers wrote with rewrite rules, such as?
Going back two years here, I can't recall the details, but I do remember it sometimes "just didn't work" with the rewrite rules and basic auth and sometimes even cookies). Getting it working on all the magic different things we needed was a total PITA.
Odd, we've never had any problems, particularly since VHM's came along...
the poor error handling, such as?
When the site behind was down, there was not a lot you could do about the errors.
We use an error handler page so the user gets a nice message saying the site is down and to please try again later... one line in Apache.conf IIRC.
fastcgi is much much more robust for us. ...maybe meaning it was easier to set up _for you_.
No, I said "robust". I also said "for us", yes.
*grinz*
No. I can't see that either FCGI or ProxyPass are going to be the bottleneck in any publishing situation. I have more than enough to do without benchmarking every single bit of the system :P
No worries, just curious :-) cheers, Chris
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