Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
>
> > I think the single most importand piece of software that saves us the
> > most money is thttpd. That all runs in a single thread and uses
> > select to pump out content. Since it is a single thread, it never
> > chews up tons of memory forking children.
>
> By the way, there is a PHP module for thttpd.
>
> -Rasmus
Interesting. But (and I'm unsure of *exactly* what thttpd does) 2.4 also
has a httpd built into the kernel, capable of rendering static content
at "blistering" speed. So you could use Apache for dynamic, the kernel
daemon for static.
Without any benchmarks (or even a hardware profile!) I can't really add
much more. But it's worth looking into.
Incidentally, the must 2.4 gung ho distro seems to be SuSE, which I rate
well above RedHat in terms of value, support and stability.
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