Any reason this was based on the older 2.4.6 release? On Thu, 13 Oct 2022 at 19:24, <a...@php.net> wrote:
> Hello, > > I work on a LAMP stack at a large e-commerce company. We have big htaccess > files filled with mod_rewrite rules which are slow to parse. Moving these > routes into httpd.conf would be more efficient, but would require changing > our deployment strategy. Moving them into application code could also be > more efficient, but porting them would take a lot of effort. So we explored > optimizing httpd itself. > > Patching[0] the existing htaccess cache to live at the process-level > instead of the request-level proved to be a significant win for us. We > expected to save a handful of millis across the board, but also got a nice > drop in CPU as well. > > The patch is probably too hacky or specific to merge as-is. (How many > perf-sensitive Apache installations have huge htaccess files?) Perhaps a > cleaner alternative would be adding in the necessary hooks and rewriting > the patch as a module. Feedback encouraged. > > Thanks, > > Adam > > [0] https://gist.github.com/adsr/d6360b5cd59c084d67adc5e8e6127695 applies > to 2.4.6 >
