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Mod Perl Performance Tuning
This is the authoritative list of techniques and resources to help you minimize execution time, memory and resource usage of your mod_perl web application code. From the official Mod Perl site itself, this is the place to begin when you are performance testing and tuning Mod Perl.
[ Covers: http_load, httpperf, preload, preloading, code profiling, Benchmark, wallclock, Devel::Dprof, diagnostics, tmon.out, libgtop, gtop, Apache::Status, precompile, maxrequestsperchild ]
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Application Servers and Toolkits based on mod_perl
(perl.apache.org) A list of Application Frameworks, modular code sets, toolkits and application development packages which are based on mod_perl. Examples: Embperl, Template Toolkit, CGI::Application, Apache::PageKit, Apache::ASP, AxKit, Mason and more. These tools use a variety of powerful techniques to provide the typical web application functionality and also ease development through templates, embedded code and much more. Why reinvent the wheel? A large part of your solution might be here.
[ Covers: embperl template toolkit CGI::Application Apache::PageKit Apache::ASP AxKit Mason openinteract openframe plp uttu interchange gantry databreeze bivio model view controller ]
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Mod Perl
Also known as 'mod_perl', this is one of the most high-performance platform choices for Web Application Development. Mod Perl is compiled directly into the Apache Web Server and integrates tightly with every step of the request-response cycle. Perl in itself is an outstanding language for many purposes, especially the web. The combination of mod_perl and Apache is what runs some of the highest traffic dot coms.
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