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'just use HTTP proxying' would require having another HTTP server. That second HTTP server would need to implement an abstraction similar of SCGI/FCGI itself,
by linuxftw 6y ago
'just use HTTP proxying' would require having another HTTP server. That second HTTP server would need to implement an abstraction similar of SCGI/FCGI itself, or you'd need to move the sharding into the former HTTP server to distribute the work across several backend HTTP servers.
- sippingjippers 6y agoThey've all had this almost since basically prehistory (e.g. mod_proxy_lb). The process management bit not so much, but having a web server manage app server processes, that's an abstraction I could live without