Use a FastCGI process manager, then, and you'll have a tighter level of
control. There's several CPU limiting tools that'll allow you to choke
those processes, or you can simply set their nice value real high so they're
super low priority. That's more the realm of server configuration than
anythi
I seriously doubt it. PHP is a better language in almost all regards and is
much much more popular. A lot of people make that decision every day and
I'd say most of them choose PHP. Why ask that, though?
On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 11:36 PM, tRace DOliveira wrote:
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> Do you agree with me that whe
Processes are only spawned in shitty webserver processing models that high
performing webservers don't even have. If you'll read my first link, php is
rarely the client-side bottleneck (which is all that matters). And do some
research, on a page that hits the database for me, the query is usually
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