Greetings to all Monks,
right now ,i have a perl file under IIS , the catch here is that each time a request is made, a perl executabe is loaded into the memory . If there are 5 requests , 5 instances of perl executable are running on the machine , to handle the 5 concurrent requests.
This leads to performance overhead when there are more requests, the IIS ends the requests without serving them.
Monks who have worked with Apache, Please inform me abt the performance of Apache Web Server with mod_perl module (read that it doesnot create multiple instances of Perl executable) ,hosting a web site handling thousands of concurrent requests.
how good is this approach in production?
Swaroop

In reply to PERL ,IIS, Apache, mod_perl by swaroop.m

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