@ncommander You jest but my $work is in the final phases of a #Kubernetes migration of our decades-old #ModPerl app. (It's already running under #docker-compose in dev, test, and #CI)
Yes, we have goals to move to some #PSGI framework, but first we have to have repeatable deployments from dev through to prod.
#kubernetes #modperl #docker #ci #psgi
On this day in 2008, the #Apache Software Foundation released mod_perl 2.0.4, compatible with the December 2007 release of #Perl v5.10: https://lists.apache.org/thread/shyvjnl3dww17pdv24147vbnnwpcb64b
#ModPerl embeds a #Perl runtime in the Apache #httpd web server, hooking it into all stages of the request and response process as well as configuration file logic. Before the advent of #PSGI and #Plack in the 2010s it was the recommended platform for persistent Perl web applications without the overhead of legacy #CGI.
#apache #perl #modperl #httpd #psgi #plack #cgi #webdev #asf