Perrin Harkins wrote:
** Yes the obvious solution to this is to go with threaded
Actually, reports so far are that running mod_perl 2 with threaded MPMs
on Linux actually takes more memory because it breaks the copy-on-write
sharing. Preforking is more efficient.
I'd like to second Perrin. Start
On Wed, 2004-12-15 at 17:52 +, Gareth Harper wrote:
> Having tweaked mod_perl with some preloading and other things a pmap on
> solaris shows our apache processes using 4-5Mb of private memory (mainly
> heap), the full process size is around 20Mb.
Sorry to break it to you, Gareth, but that's
We're implementing a mod_perl module for a pretty high traffic site,
I've run some benchmarks and our mod_perl code, doing the same job as
our current (proprietry module) is 30-40% faster. However, the memory
usage of mod_perl is substantially larger**.
Having tweaked mod_perl with some prelo
