PHP-FPM is an externally spawned FastCGI-aware process.

Over one fastCGI transport connection PHP-FPM can handle multiple
concurrent requests.
Web server does not have to spawn new processes with PHP FCGI, PHP-FPM will
spawn and control if necessary.


Going into details ....

Using FastCGI on *nix platform ones can handle concurrent requests that way:

socket() / bind() / listen()

// BEGIN thread 1
accept()
// END thread 1

// BEGIN thread 2
accept()
// END thread 2


I'm wondering is it possible, on windows platform, to handle multiple
concurrent fastcgi requests with only one process and multiple threads in
it (or with one management process and multiple spawned children) ?

Can FastCGI module for IIS handle fastCGI application that way ?
Let's focus on pipes and leave tcp kind of sockets for a moment...


Does anyone can point me in to the right direction.

Is it possible on Windows (without Cygwin, etc...) at all ?

I don't want to investigate if it's possible with PHP-FPM but if it's
possible at all.

Any help appreciated.

/Adam

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