Limiting resources used by scripts on web server
- From: "graeme.pietersz@xxxxxxxxx" <graeme.pietersz@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 29 Jun 2008 05:16:39 -0700 (PDT)
What are my options for a webserver that will support TCL and allow me
to limit resources (especially memory) used by a script?
So far I have:
1) FastCGI and use a process supervisor and/or OS limits
2) Apache pre-fork with websh (or Rivet or mod_tcl?) and a similar
approach
As far as I can see there is no way of doing this with Aolserver,
TClHttpd or Wub. I have used TCLHttpd once before and liked it a lot,
Wub and AOlserver look good too (although Wub seems to lack
documentation). Is there a way I could use any of these?
Bauk seems very nice, but hardly anyone seems to be using it. It does
what I want, but may not be well tested and there does not seem to be
much of a community.
Are there any other options I have missed?
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