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- Subject: Re: Lua + cgilua + lightttpd
- From: Jacob Jay <jacob@...>
- Date: Tue, 6 Aug 2013 11:17:46 +0200
On 5 Aug 2013, at 20:16, Aaron B. <aaron@zadzmo.org> wrote:
> In addition, to reload your
> application after a change to the code required a restart of Lighttpd.
Use spawn-fcgi and manage the FastCGI app instances through it. In particular you can start multiple instances of your app (fastcgi.servers), then when you need to refresh you can do a rolling reload avoiding downtime. And/or add your own reload routines to the app, which is better.
The WSAPI interface does however provide a no-caching option, presumably only for development.
> For what it's worth, these days I'm getting excellent results running
> apps in uWSGI behind nginx. uWSGI can talk FastCGI but I haven't
> configured it that way before.
Looks interesting, I shall try playing with that myself. Although I'm shifting towards the idea of OpenResty being a better architecture to avoid process/instance coordination issues.
