[Sussex] INSIDE: A daemons story
Steve Dobson
SDobson at manh.com
Fri Aug 23 13:58:01 UTC 2002
Geoff
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Geoff Teale
> Steve Said:
> ===========
> > INSIDErs
> >
> > Had some thoughts while driving in this morning and I would
> > like to run them by you. Sort of gets team buy-in.
> >
> > Thinking about the similarities between the tasks of the INSIDE
> > server daemon and Apache they appear to be pretty similar to me.
>
> I assume we're talking Apache 1.x here as opposed to Apache 2 ?
Yes.
> I have no objection to moving forward in a way that keeps things simple
for
> the developers. As long as the system is architecturally elegant, the
> source code is not unreadable and the server performance doesn't live up
to
> the "Brian the Snail" name.
>
> KISS is afteralla solid principle.
I like Keeping It Simple, too Stupid :-)
> The only thought I have is that the Apache project have moved towards a
> multi-threaded design rather than a multi-process design in Apache 2.0
> (although it is configurable).
I'm not saying we wouldn't move to a multi-thread approach in later
versions,
but for the first release...
> The aim being to improve performance (this
> improvement is most visible on Windows).
Do I care, I think not. Windows users can pay for the privilege of using
IIS, they like that whole think that software should cost money or it's
worthless idea.
> I believe the trade off though is
> not massively significant in our case. After all Apache did very well for
> several years prior to the new release!
That was my thinking - but better put.
Steve
P.S.
Brian was not the slowest character in MR - Dylan was. Should we
rename?????
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