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FastCGI
FastCGI is great! No really,
it is... The good old common gateway interface (CGI) is good, it allows all
kinds of scripting languages such as Perl, PHP, Ruby, Python, Lua,
etc, to be used to develop dynamic web content. Sounds good. So why is FastCGI
great? The problem with CGI is that a new process is spawned each time the
script is called. This isn't a problem for most applications, but it becomes
a problem when your dynamic content starts receiving a lot of traffic. In steps
FastCGI, it keeps your processes alive and re-uses them, so the time taken
to create and destroy new processes is completely removed. Also, you can have
all your programs required modules loaded in the initial startup and not each
time it's called, so each call to the script is super fast!
FastCGI on Apache
comming soon.
FastCGI on IIS 5.1, 6 & 7
Windows 2008 comes with FastCGI, all you need to do is use it.
Windows 2003 and XP doesn't come with FastCGI , you can download it from IIS.net.
Windows Vista also doesn't come with FastCGI, Microsoft hasn't finished the update
for it yet (the current release doesn't work with perl), so at this time, we're
not going to cover it.
To set it up with perl view our guide, setting up
Perl with FastCGI.
FastCGI on XXX?
comming soon.
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