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Thanks,<br>
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I'm compiling mapserver with fast-cgi support and see how that works
out.<br>
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Any idea if there is a difference in terms of speed if I make normal
CGI queries vs WMS queries?<br>
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Regards,<br>
Adrian<br>
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Pavel Iacovlev wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Fast-cgi is one process that manages all your connections (acts more
like apache module) cgi creates a new process for every connection so
fast-cgi is faster and consumes less resources.
The best performance you should get with tilecache serving TMS(If it's
supported by your client, openlayers supports it), images are request
directly so there is almost no overhead
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 10:42 AM, Adrian Popa
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<pre wrap="">Hello, sorry for this noobie question, but I have been running mapserver as
a cgi process and sometimes I need to make lots of calls to it to get the
data I want. I have used TileCache to get the layers I need and which don't
change over time and it speeds things up considerably.
I was wondering - is it possible (and is it more efficient?) to run
mapserver as fast-cgi? Would it increase speed? The mapserver in the cgi-bin
directory is already a binary file - so I'm not sure if fast-cgi would do
any good.
Also, would I have any extra speed benefits if I make WMS queries instead of
regular cgi queries?
Thank you,
Adrian
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