Day 9: Scaling with FrankenPHP: Implementing Caddy-based PHP runners. скачать в хорошем качестве

Day 9: Scaling with FrankenPHP: Implementing Caddy-based PHP runners.

Traditional PHP scaling with Nginx and PHP-FPM comes with a hidden cost: the bootload tax. Every request spins up PHP, reloads the framework, and reconnects to databases—fine at small scale, disastrous at millions of requests per second. In this video (Day 9 of our High-Scale PHP CMS series), we dive into FrankenPHP powered by Caddy, a paradigm shift that lets PHP run as a persistent application server—similar to Node.js or Go. No PHP-FPM. No repeated bootstrapping. Just blazing-fast, long-lived PHP workers. You’ll learn: How FrankenPHP embeds PHP directly into the Caddy web server Why persistent PHP processes dramatically reduce latency and resource usage How to configure Caddy to run PHP without FastCGI or external FPM pools The real risks of long-running PHP (memory leaks, global state, race conditions) and how to handle them correctly How this architecture scales to 100M+ requests per second in production environments We also build a hands-on FrankenPHP demo, track process IDs, observe in-memory persistence, and explore multi-worker setups using num_workers. If you’re building high-performance PHP systems, modern CMS platforms, or cloud-native architectures, this episode shows why FrankenPHP + Caddy is the future of PHP scalability. 👉 Part of the High-Scale PHP CMS Architecture Series 👉 Covers FrankenPHP, Caddy, persistent PHP, state safety, and production scaling concepts #php #frankenphp #caddy #highperformance #scaling #backend #cms #phparchitecture #webperformance