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Differences between mod_fastcgi and mod_proxy_fcgi

Server Fault Asked by Reuben Debattista on January 1, 2022

I have searched for an answer but cannot seem to find anything substantial related to this question.

Should one use mod_proxy_fcgi or mod_fastcgi with php-fpm on Apache2.4?

Are there any differences in terms of security and performance?
Any recommendations?

Thanks in advance for any help.

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mod_proxy_fcgi, which is newly available in Apache 2.4, is just for this type of use case. The Apache wiki entry for PHP-FPM has some good guidance to get started.

The mod_proxy_fcgi documentation also includes specific examples for setting up PHP-FPM and the PHP documentation also has helpful information.

On the other hand, mod_fastcgi is notoriously difficult to set up and a memory hog. Additionally, mod_fcgi doesn’t support spawned CGI servers. Because PHP-FPM is managed by itself, not by Apache, mod_fcgi isn’t the best choice.

Answered by Colt on January 1, 2022

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