alex kwiatkowski wrote:
Has anyone used mogilefs to serve dynamic web pages (.NET, php, ruby
etc...)? If so what were your experiences.
From what I can tell so far most people only use it for static files
like images.
Imo that would kill the purpose.
You need an api to translate the fids back to an exported URL.
Then you got to parse the read content you fetched.
When you use php for example:
apache + php script (rewrite policy) to reproxy your php-files.
then read the file (perhabs file_get_contents, require or include will
not work in http)
After you read the content you got to eval the read source.
(This or you use php-reflection ... )
So basically you still need php files local to parse your read
php-files, and you ran circles before parsing php.
That slows you down by the factor 100 (at least)
Nice idea to use with php-reflection though... but really slow.
(Dynamic OOP framework)
Anyway, my 5 cents.
mfG
Jürgen Krieger
