Re:Our Ambitious Plan to Make Insecure PHP Software a Thing ...
by tyingq on Tuesday January 16, 2018 @10:29PM
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There were several ways for PHP too, and still are, FWIW. The shared hosting providers eventually settled on the best compromise of price/performance/security.
What they provide now is better and more scalable than old school CGI. Most of the shared hosts are using LightSpeed[1] as it squeezes as much as possible out of PHP in a shared environment. That vendor, and their low end shared host customers, aren't dumb. They will respond to market changes and make node.js a 1st class support item when it is clear that's where the money is.
What they provide now is better and more scalable than old school CGI. Most of the shared hosts are using LightSpeed[1] as it squeezes as much as possible out of PHP in a shared environment. That vendor, and their low end shared host customers, aren't dumb. They will respond to market changes and make node.js a 1st class support item when it is clear that's where the money is.
[1]https://www.litespeedtech.com