[Typo3-dev] Typo3 Application Server [I am a non-off-topic-thread, read me!]
Robert Lemke
robert at typo3.org
Tue Jan 25 13:43:36 CET 2005
Robert Lemke wrote:
> Hi Bernhard,
>
> I have thought about this kind of thing a lot and, so far, concluded
> that TYPO3 is the RIGHT thing.
>
> On the snowboard tour I talked with some people about the idea of creating
> an application server for TYPO3. The discussion also went so far that we
> asked ourselves if TYPO3 should be coded in PHP in the future.
>
> Some of our conclusions were:
>
> - The bottleneck is NOT PHP. PHP is actually quite fast.
>
> - Writing a deamon in PHP is no problem. You don't need a cron job nor
> do you have to cheat with timeouts, you can just program a proper
> daemon with forking and such like you can do in perl for example.
>
> - One of TYPO3s bottlenecks is possibly its statelessness. Take the
> frontend user sessions as an example: At each page hit we have to
> query the database for getting the FE session and also write it
> back at some point. If we had a daemon which held that information
> for a certain time in memory, we don't have to have so many DB /
> file accesses.
>
> All that would require some event based archtitecture in the core of
> TYPO3. I talked a lot with René about it and we are very confident that we
> will put that into practise. It will also open new doors for controling
> TYPO3 remotely via SOAP et al.
>
> Anyways, what I would like to say is: I'm totally in favour of checking
> out the pros and cons of a PHP based TYPO3 application server, so just go
> ahead, I'll support it in the best way I can.
>
--
robert
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