Main features
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High performance
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Cheap context switches,
high concurrency -
Low memory consumption
for each connection/request -
EIO support (asynchronous file
system I/O)
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Cheap context switches,
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Flexibility
- Built-in SSL/TLS support (client/server)
- TCP/UDP transparent support (client/server)
- Extensible nature (PSR-0 compliance)
- Well configurable
- Feature-rich
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Core features
- Dynamic Multi-Process Manager
- Chroot, nice, jail for worker processes
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Automatic graceful reloading user's
scripts when it's updated -
Graceful worker shutdown (and
re-spawn if necessary) by the following
limits: memory, query counter, idle time
Support and Community
- GitHub repository kakserpom/phpdaemon
- Mailing list [email protected] (view on Google)
- Twitter daemon_io (use @daemon_io to tweet us)
- Maintainer [email protected]
Out of the Box
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Network servers
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HTTP
supports multipart, uploads, etc -
WebSocket
supports latest protocol specification -
FastCGI
supports X-Sendfile and Request-body-file -
FlashPolicy
policy at port 843 -
IRCBouncer
simple extensible IRC bouncer -
Socks server
high-performance Socks server -
Lock
simple lock server
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HTTP
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Network clients
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MySQL
robust, zero-copy client. Supports only latest protocol -
PostgreSQL
robust, zero-copy client -
MongoDB
reature-rich, with support of async. tailable cursors -
Memcache
supports only text protocol yet -
HTTP
supports GET and POST queries -
DNS
tiny DNS client -
ICMP
you can send ICMP echo-requests from your app -
XMPP (jabber)
useful for building Jabber bots -
IRC client
useful for building IRC bots -
Asterisk (PBX)
extensible PBX client -
Redis
supports all commands (incl. Pub/Sub) -
Gibson
supports the entire protocol and is able to pull large multi-get response chunk by chunk
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MySQL
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Web applications
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ServerStatus
shows uptime and some other information -
WebSocketOverCOMET
allows to use WebSocketConnection in Javascript (COMET, long-polling) -
FileReader
allows to share static files -
CGI
allows to serve CGI scripts
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ServerStatus
