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bradwestness | 13 years ago

Yeah, and other languages certainly don't require a separate server instance per application. I have about 25 .NET apps running on my production server at work and it's humming along quite nicely.

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IgorPartola|13 years ago

So what if one of those apps gets lots of use and you want to re-allocate resources from the other 24 to it? Now you have to manually tune your server settings, or have some automated process that does this. With a PHP-like environment, that would happen automatically. Say you have 100 interpreters, so average of 4 per app. Now, app A gets 80 requests. apache automagically re-assigns 80 interpreters to app A, and others idle. No re-configuration on your part necessary.

papsosouid|13 years ago

What on earth are you talking about? You don't have to manually tune anything.