2009/8/11 Akiva <[email protected]> > c - We switched to a http pseudo-streaming script (xmoov-php). As soon as we > did this our Israeli customers with download delays immediately reported a > major improvement. Even though we implemented this script with bandwidth > throttling! Since this is delivered on port 80, the firewall issues also > were removed. As a negative, the per-memory use on our server for each > download stream is much heavier, but fortunately memory cost is not that high. > > If anyone has suggestions on improving flash stream loading, we'd certainly > be happy to hear about it and try any suggestions.
1. PHP (at least used to be) none thread-safe and therefore require use of pre-fork Apache MPM which in turn means process per request. Try to move away from PHP if possible by finding out what the protocol it implements looks like and using other implementations. 2. nginx is supposed to be a reverse proxy accelerator but it turns out that you can serve dynamic content from it too - including running PHP - and it's supposed to do this much better than Apache. --Amos _______________________________________________ Linux-il mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/mailman/listinfo/linux-il
