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I don't know about perl but for php php-fpm is basically the way to go now rendering mod_php irrelevant.

• breser 9y ago
  Yes that is very much the case, but people are still using these things.
  • catdog 9y ago
    I think mostly because they don't know better.
    • int_19h 9y ago
      It's mostly because it works for them and is good enough, so there's no strong motivation to change, especially when the old approach is so well-understood.
• jeltz 9y ago
  I have not followed Perl web development lately, but 10 years ago people were moving from mod_perl to FastCGI.
• davidgerard 9y ago
  I find if you're using PHP, it's going to be your entire CPU and memory load problem, and the server in front of it isn't. I have bothered with php-fpm previously, specifically so that when the server is getting hammered it just stops trying, instead of sending the box into OOM-killer.