Let me recommend you read over the DEPLOYMENT section of this cookbook:
http://mojolicio.us/perldoc/Mojolicious/Guides/Cookbook
I also have been enjoying my experiments with Mojolicious.
On Friday, June 26, 2015 3:52 PM, Michael R. Davis via Houston
<[email protected]> wrote:
Perl Folks,
I just want to keep you in the loop on my PSGI experimentation. So, I think
I've settled on Fast CGI under Apache. For me it's best as I can simply reuse
our APR authentication session layer and not have to worry about authentication
in the application layer. So, I did examples connecting to our databases in
Plack, Dancer, Catalyst, and Mojolicious::Lite. I like Mojolicious::Lite the
best so far as it is designed the way I "think". I like Dancer but its not
RPMs friendly so, it's just too much to build all of the RPMs to get to a
deployment ready solution. Mojolicious is RPM ready, however, deployment with
Mojolicious::Lite is biting me as I have not figured out how to add a prefix
yet. Development with Starman URLs are like /this/:id but under Apache Fast
CGI they are /path/this/:id. I use DBIx::Array::Connect for all of our
databases (100s of them) and Mojolicious::Lite will let me just do it without
hassle. So, issues that I'm still facing: Mojolicious::Lite - Deployment path
is different than development path and I need to figure out how to handle that.
- How to handle database stale connections and connection timeouts (I assume
that I'll have to move to DBIx::Connection wrappers for all database
connections.) - die() sends HTML I need it to send JSON... There has got to be
an easy way. PSGI/FCGI is very interesting with a *lot* of performance
advantages over CGI. Persistent memory (e.g. database connections) is the
hardest part to get used to.Thanks,Mike mrdvt92
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