By Leo Lapworth (Ranguard) from London.pm
Date: Saturday, 12 November 2011 12:25
Duration: 40 minutes
Language: English
Tags: plack webserver
You can find more information on the speaker's site:
See Tatsuhiko Miyagawa's Tutorial for a more comprehensive version of this talk (and more about deployment as well).
Plack sits between your web server (Apache, Starman, FCGI) and your framework/code (Catalyst, Dancer, Mojo, or Web::Simple or your own raw code).
This makes changing web server easy - but it also means you can use any of the generic Plack::Middleware layers, from access logs to debugging, to serving static content.
You get a standalone web server for free, which make development much easier!
I'll also briefly cover general best practices with server configuration (proxies, caches and fail over).
- Jody Belka (knewt)
- Leo Lapworth (Ranguard)
- Dave Cross (davorg)
- David Dorward
- Marcus Ramberg (marcus)
- Sam Kington (skington)
- Matthew Black
- Alex Balhatchet (Kaoru)
- Mark Norman Francis
- Cass Johnston
- Marco Fontani (mfontani)
- Mike Whitaker (Penfold)
- Michele Beltrame (arthas)
- Darius Jokilehto
- Braudel Maqueira (brau)
- Neil Hemingway (neilh)
- fifi
- Peter Shangov (pshangov)
- Peter Rabbitson (ribasushi)
- Nuria Arranz-Velazquez
- Anatolie Mazur (Mask)
- Mallory van Achterberg (StommePoes)
- Alex Timoshenko
- Martin Evans (mjevans)
- Colin Newell (bfwg)
- Andy Smith
- Alex Burzyński
- James Aitken (LoonyPandora)
- Daniel Lukasiak
- Mukhtiar Gill (mac)
- Simon Williams
- David Precious (bigpresh)
- Andrew Todd
- Mikael Brefelt
- Dark Knight
- kevin dawson (bowtie)
- stuart Skelton
- Pete Douglas (Pete)
- Andy McFarland (andym)