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Originally Posted by Chaprnks shit.. I didn't even know you could code a full UCP via node.js.. I always hear about node.js, but for some reason I tend to avoid diving into learning it.. maybe I'm a die-hard Pawno/MySQL/PHP/HTML.. anyways.. I wonder how it does on performance, is it generally the same resource intensive as a standard PHP/MySQL UCP? also, would it integrate into apache2.conf/httpd.conf config as a subdomain on a standard apache2 installation?

After few days of uptime, its ram usage is at 36mb and CPU usage is less than 1% on the server that the demo is currently on, however, RAM usage seems to be more when the app is running in Windows.

As of raw performance, you can g000gle and see the benchmarks yourself, nodejs is faster in almost all scenarios.

And yes you can use apache to configure a subdomain and redirect the traffic to nodejs app, just g0ogle how to reverse proxy a subdomain to nodejs app using apache, you can also configure the apache to serve public static files to have a better performance.