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Cat Power - Tomcat on Server 2008 Core with IIS7: EPIC START So this turned out to be much longer than I thought - the basic goal is to utilise two of the coolest features of Window Server 2008 - Core and IIS7. The idea is to create an ultimately low footprint web server on Microsoft Windows Web Server Read More...
Posted 17 September 08 09:51 by jorkeo | 0 Comments
Filed under Microsoft, IIS, Windows Server 2008, IIS7, apache, CGI, core, Open Source, tomcat
HUGE performance increases with PHP on Windows 2008: One of our local developers Dallas J Clark (Brisbane local) blogged about an article that shows PHP with a 130% performance increase on Windows Server 2008 - and of course there have been a few comments asking about the metrics of the comparison etc. Read More...
Posted 14 April 08 01:54 by jorkeo | 1 Comments
Filed under Microsoft, Hosting, IIS, Windows Server 2008, IIS7, linux, CGI, PHP, FastCGI
What size footprint does your worker process leave?: Well it all depends on what you are cramming into your request pipeline! With IIS7's modular architecture you have the ability to load only what you need to run. What does this mean - well let's look at the footprint of a worker process that has all default Read More...
Posted 05 November 07 10:43 by jorkeo | 0 Comments
Filed under PowerShell, Microsoft, Hosting, Architecture, IIS, Windows Server 2008, IIS7, CGI, ASP.NET