From: Aredridel <aredridel@...>
Date: 2003-09-11T03:02:37+09:00
Subject: Re: WEBrick and mod_ruby performance


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> Ah, ugh, dang, and that graph on the esehttpd site was so cool.  Well=20
> that book is still right next to my monitor, close call. ;)   I wonder=20
> if I can abstract away the server somehow so I can port my app to any=20
> server?
>=20
> I'm curious about using fastcgi with apache.  Right now I'm not using=20
> cgi.rb at all and just using the Apache::Request class (using my own=20
> cookie class, etc).  Are there speed benefits of using fastcgi over this=20
> approach?  If so can you give me a push in the fastcgi direction (a link=20
> or whatever)?

cgi.rb is that abstraction.  It handles apache requests, cgi and
fast_cgi all in the same code.  An app written with fast_cgi in mind
using the CGI module will work in all three environs.

Ari

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