Since the wise man said that FrankenPhp can replace ngnix/apache2, as a multi-year Swoole user (through Laravel Octane) I would like to add the same. Haven't bothered with reverse proxies ever since I set up Swoole. I really love it. And it's also the fastest out of all.. It can outperform Node.JS express. 💪
Nice! I have a question though, will it still matter if I use PHP-FPM if I'm using Octane? By the way, I'm using swoole as my driver and planning to explore FrankenPHP. I just wanted to certainly sure if it would still matter, significantly with respect to performance, if I use PHP-FPM with it.
22 дня назад+1
If you’re using Octane, you’re not using PHP-FPM. Swoole/Franken/RR replace it.
Thank you Mateus, you know how to take a complex issue and explain it in a way that I can understand it 😊
Since the wise man said that FrankenPhp can replace ngnix/apache2, as a multi-year Swoole user (through Laravel Octane) I would like to add the same.
Haven't bothered with reverse proxies ever since I set up Swoole. I really love it.
And it's also the fastest out of all.. It can outperform Node.JS express. 💪
So you just bind the runner to port 80 on the host and that works out-of-the-box?
Nice! I have a question though, will it still matter if I use PHP-FPM if I'm using Octane? By the way, I'm using swoole as my driver and planning to explore FrankenPHP. I just wanted to certainly sure if it would still matter, significantly with respect to performance, if I use PHP-FPM with it.
If you’re using Octane, you’re not using PHP-FPM.
Swoole/Franken/RR replace it.
Perfect. Thanks!
Ah fellow Primeagen enjoyer eh
Will how queue worker works have an effect when using octane?
it just uses php cli so no special effect. Octane is for request and response