Ged Haywood wrote: [...]
There's a lot of useful information about performance tuning in the mod_perl Guide, including suggestions for things like proxy setups where a few mod_perl servers do the heavy Perl processing and a lot of small non-mod_perl servers do most of the communicating with clients.
And the chapter that you want to read (to get the details on what Ged is describing) is:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/strategy.html
if you have the "practical mod_perl" book, you want to spend the time reading through "mod_perl Performance" section of the book. in particular chapter 12. Server Setup Strategies.
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