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by pjc50
1124 days ago
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Lol. 22 years ago, I worked for Zeus Web Server, which was built entirely around one-process-per-core webserving off select(), and it was so much faster than Apache for serving static content that the developers had built a business out of it. At the time it could saturate a gigabit ethernet link off the largest HP-UX server we could find. Sure, you should use the modern interfaces, but 1024 connections per process can get you surprisingly far. |
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