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> I must be missing something here

Hosting is expensive and that expense scales with popularity, or with attacks.

Anything exposed to the world is a security nightmare requiring constant vigilance and updates.

If our corporate overlords and corrupt governments don't like your content they can and will collude to destroy your entire life.

mod_perl hosting does not exist because the perl community failed to meet the challenge posed by PHP decades ago, so you'll have to do everything yourself, which is hard.


In reply to Re^2: CGI Webserver In Perl? by Anonymous Monk
in thread CGI Webserver In Perl? by sectokia

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