NAME
   Catalyst::Engine::HTTP::Prefork - High-performance pre-forking Catalyst
   engine

SYNOPIS
       CATALYST_ENGINE='HTTP::Prefork' script/yourapp_server.pl

DESCRIPTION
   This engine is designed to run as a standalone Catalyst server, without
   requiring the use of another web server. It's goals are
   high-performance, HTTP/1.1 compliance, and robustness. It is also
   suitable for use as a faster development server with support for
   automatic restarting.

   This engine is designed to replace the Catalyst::Engine::HTTP::POE
   engine, which is now deprecated.

RESTART SUPPORT
   This engine supports the same restart options as Catalyst::Engine::HTTP.
   The server may also be restarted by sending it a HUP signal.

HTTP/1.1 support
   This engine fully supports the following HTTP/1.1 features:

 Chunked Requests
   Chunked body data is handled transparently by HTTP::Body.

 Chunked Responses
   By setting the Transfer-Encoding header to 'chunked', you can indicate
   you would like the response to be sent to the client as a chunked
   response. Also, any responses without a content-length will be sent
   chunked.

 Pipelined Requests
   Browsers sending any number of pipelined requests will be handled
   properly.

 Keep-Alive
   Keep-alive is supported for both HTTP/1.1 (by default) and HTTP/1.0 (if
   a Connection: keep-alive header is present in the request).

CUSTOMIZATION
   Additional options may be passed to the engine by modifying
   yourapp_server.pl to send additional items to the run() method.

 min_servers
   The minimum number of servers to keep running. Defaults to 5.

 min_spare_servers
   The minimum number of servers to have waiting for requests. Minimum and
   maximum numbers should not be set too close to each other or the server
   will fork and kill children too often. Defaults to 2.

 max_spare_servers
   The maximum number of servers to have waiting for requests. Defaults to
   10.

 max_servers
   The maximum number of child servers to start. Defaults to 50.

 max_requests
   Restart a child after it has served this many requests. Defaults to
   1000. Note that setting this value to 0 will not cause the child to
   serve unlimited requests. This is a limitation of Net::Server and may be
   fixed in a future version.

AUTHOR
   Andy Grundman, <[email protected]>

COPYRIGHT
   This program is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it
   under the same terms as Perl itself.

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