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by geenat
432 days ago
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Rails, PHP, a lot of Python stuff (WSGI is CGI wrapped in a dict). It's not only just about separation of concerns, but also separation of crashes/bugs/issues. FastCGI servers can run for years without restarts. Thread creation/teardown/sleeping has gotten a lot faster as well in linux. https://php-fpm.org/about/ it may be old but PHP-FPM is still one of the best FastCGI servers from a pragmatic point of view... ex: the ability to gracefully hot reload code, stop and start workers without losing any queries... all in production. |
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