On 6/27/2018 1:02 PM, Rainer Jung wrote:
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Not trying to deviate, but any header set with mod_headers
RequestHeader directive should automatically be forwarded (I use it
often eg. for request IDs). Alternatively one can use JkEnvVar to
forward httpd request environment variables as request attributes. No
idea about IIS though.
When I try to migrate clients from AJP to HTTP Proxy they usually
tell me that they chose AJP because the data is transferred in binary
format vs. the HTTP text so they believe that it is faster. I make
the argument that for such small requests the encoding/decoding
to/from binary adds more overhead than the gained benefit of the data
format.
I do not expect the marshalling/unmarshalling to make a big difference
between AJP and HTTP. Typically the CPU cycles used for a request are
dominated by application stuff. Everything else is so small, that it
only costs noticeable resources if you are doing many thousand
requests per second.
We're in agreement. The point I make to them is that they do not gain
any performance benefits.
Not arguing against you, since you are +1, just adding my thoughts.
I welcome your thoughts, thank you.
Igal
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