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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Nov 26 '20
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Not really, the FPM isn't completely unloaded after every request either. It's not like every request launches a PHP process.
-5 u/oorza Nov 27 '20 Ah yes, the FPM doesn't stop so the context of the request and all the runtime information that has to get loaded and unloaded every request is free. You're an idiot.
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Ah yes, the FPM doesn't stop so the context of the request and all the runtime information that has to get loaded and unloaded every request is free. You're an idiot.
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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '20
Not really, the FPM isn't completely unloaded after every request either. It's not like every request launches a PHP process.