PHP-FPM with mod_fcgid?

Started by chromerep, October 20, 2012, 01:37:46 PM

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chromerep

Is there any concerns about PHP-FPM with mod_fcgid?
I note a pagehttp://php-fpm.org/,it says:"PHP-FPM - A simple and robust FastCGI Process Manager for PHP".Is it really robust than apache with mod_fcgid?And,what is the differences between php-FPM and mod_fcgid performance? ???Or,is there module to try php-fpm?

mario

PHP-FPM is a modified / patched version of PHP itself. I haven't seen a windows version yet, so I haven't tested it. From what the PHP-FPM page says it should run as good as PHP or even better. YOu can run PHP-FPM with mod_fcgid (windows and linux) or mod_fastcgi (linux). The german version of "What is PHP-FPM" -- http://php-fpm.org/wiki/Was_ist_PHP-FPM shows the differences between the vanilla PHP and PHP-FPM. Most of that feature you can have with mod_fcgid and vanilla PHP.

chromerep

Actually,I have no idea about how to use this php-FPM with mod_fcgid(windows).As what you say,there is no win version as yet.I am just curious about its robust for php. ::)If it is so robust,it will increase the performance of apache+php running environment.

mario

PHP over fcgid is a robust as possile without the loss of speed.

chromerep

#4
Fastcgi has stopped to release for a long time. I don't know what's the meaning of PHP-FPM for fastcgi module.

mario

We have a f(ast)fcgid module on our download page (for windows of cause). Mod_fcgid IS NOT mod_fastcgi

chromerep

Sure.I know that fcgid and fastcgi is different. :)Fcgid is asf official.

mario

how about a bit trial and error? Did you tried at least PHP with fcgid?

chromerep

I try apache2.4.x+x64 mod_fcgid,it runs good as yet.