php-fpm support

[pulponair]

(08-19-2010 11:13 PM)kilburn Wrote:  I don't see php-fpm as a good solution for ispcp *as of now*. Basically, from what I've seen, we need to run a separate php manager process per user. As many of us already know, this is *very bad* for shared hostings where you may have hundreds or thousands of users.

Can you clarify on this front pulponair?

You are wrong, you are running just one root pm process which manages it's childs dynamically (for all pools/vhosts/user)...

This is how a the processtree looks for the sample i posted above:

Code:

├─php5-fpm(2173)─┬─php5-fpm(2176,vu2000)
                 ├─php5-fpm(2177,vu2001)
                 ├─php5-fpm(2476,vu2001)
                 └─php5-fpm(2178,vu2002)

Of cource the number of childprocesses will increase/decrease depeding on the load and the limits for the particular pool/user/domain/vhost. The whole concept is much better than that fastcgi /starter script thing which looks like this (as we all know):
http://yfrog.com/e4fastcgip

Hope this clears up things a little.

Cheers,
Nikolas

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(08-19-2010 11:02 PM)Nuxwin Wrote:  Hello ;
Sorry but php-frm is available under Squeeze ?

Obviously not since Squeeze shipps with php 5.3.2 while fpm has been included in 5.3.3. There are dotdeb packages avaible and patches for 5.3.2.

Cheers,

NIkolas