On 3/26/07, William A. Rowe, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Careful with FUD, threading by definition is lighter weight than processes, although the older Linux threads certainly didn't measure up.
We're not talking about Linux threads or apache threaded MPMs in general here. The issue is Perl threads. They are implemented in a way that makes them slower and heavier than a prefork model in most cases, due to duplication without copy-on-write benefits. This has been pretty thoroughly covered before so please check the mailing archives if you want more information. For static content, the worker MPM seems to work very well. I expect it would be a good choice for your reverse proxy server. - Perrin
