Marcin Suterski wrote:
If it's IIS7 than go for it.
If it's IIS6 than make sure to run it through FastCGI.
We are running IIS7 on Windows Server 2008 64bit boxes in production
and we are very happy with it.
Both, Zend and Microsoft, offer full stack installation packages.
I've found that both Apache on Windows and IIS give acceptable
performance w/ PHP on lightly loaded servers. (<10 hits/sec) My
impression is, overall, that Apache serves static pages on Windows
about an order of magnitude slower than it does on an equivalent machine
running Linux... Still, I've seen Windows/Apache serve >100 static
hits per second and I think that would please a lot of people.
Personally I develop on Windows and deploy on Linux. I've been
happy with XAMPP as a development environment. So long as you don't let
windows let you get sloppy about the case of filenames, you'll do
alright... Sometimes I think about configuring ext3 on my Linux
machines to be case insensitive to clear that little problem up.
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