Yes, of course, but it is not optimal in all situations. It losts memory sharing, needs httpd reconfiguring, may interfere with legacy application logic (assuming the same port of uri of family applications, for instance), multiplicates count of db connections etc.
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It's not as bad as all that. If you needed to run 20 processes before, you still only need 20, split between the different versions. You will see some increase in memory, but not in database connections. URI stuff shouldn't be a big deal if you are running a proxy server, and you should be running a proxy server if you run mod_perl.
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