At 12:09 PM 06/10/02 -0400, Drew Taylor wrote: >If I may chirp in here, at the link below the text for Apache::Registry reads: > >"The standard Apache::Registry module can provide 100x speedups for your >existing CGI scripts and reduce the load on your server at the same time. A >few changes to the web server's config is all that is required to run your >existing CGI scripts at lightning speed." > >Wouldn't it be better to say "up to 100x speedups"? That way when someone >converts and doesn't get the huge speedup promised they aren't upset.
I agree. That "100x" kind of bugged me since it's so dependent on other things. People often run more complicated applications than "Hello World!" That's also why I added that little benchmark of: "So how much faster do scripts run under Apache::Registry? Obviously, it depends on the script, but the hello.cgi script above ran at 7.3 requests per second as a CGI script and 243.0 requests per second with Apache::Registry." That even that little script was not 100x. Be nice to impress how much faster things can run over CGI without using specific numbers. Stas, did you have an example of 100x speedups? BTW - Per, great job on the extra examples! -- Bill Moseley mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
