I've written mod_perl handlers for a few different phases, but I've never
really worried about speed increases for plain content.
I recently migrated from a cgi script in my cgi-bin that handles content
to a Apache::Registry script that does the same thing. On my
puny 150MHz Pentium, 96MBytes RAM machine, I was getting about 4.5
requests answered per second with a normal cgi script. After moving
it to Apache::Registry and moving into the /perl/ directory, I can
easily get 13-18 requests answered per second.
That isn't too bad. Once I get this translated into a complete
mod_perl handler, I will probably see an enormous increase.
Thanks for listening.
Jon
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