mod_php

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mod_php is an Apache HTTP Server module that embeds the PHP interpreter directly into the web server to execute PHP scripts efficiently.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Apache HTTP Server module
PHP integration module
software component
advantage reduced per-request PHP startup overhead
simple configuration for PHP hosting
tight integration with Apache
affects Apache process memory usage
Apache process model
alternativeTo CGI-based PHP execution
FastCGI-based PHP setups
PHP-FPM NERFINISHED
associatedWith prefork MPM
category PHP software
web server module
compatibleWith BSD operating systems
Linux NERFINISHED
Microsoft Windows NERFINISHED
Unix-like operating systems
macOS NERFINISHED
configurationDirective AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
LoadModule php_module
configurationFile Apache virtual host configuration
httpd.conf
developedFor serving PHP applications on Apache
disadvantage higher memory consumption per Apache process
less flexible scaling compared to PHP-FPM
tighter coupling between web server and PHP version
executionModel embedded interpreter
in-process module
historicallyPopularFor shared hosting environments
implements server-side scripting for PHP
language C
lessSuitableWith event MPM
worker MPM
license Apache License compatible (via Apache HTTP Server and PHP licenses) NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Apache HTTP Server community and PHP community
partOf Apache HTTP Server ecosystem NERFINISHED
relatedTo FastCGI NERFINISHED
PHP-FPM NERFINISHED
mod_perl NERFINISHED
mod_python NERFINISHED
requires Apache HTTP Server NERFINISHED
PHP interpreter
runsIn Apache HTTP Server NERFINISHED
supports PHP NERFINISHED
supportsFeature PHP configuration via php.ini
per-directory PHP settings via .htaccess
usedFor embedding the PHP interpreter into the web server
executing PHP scripts within Apache HTTP Server
serving dynamic web pages written in PHP

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Apache HTTP Server (via mod_spdy and later modules) supportsExtensionModule mod_php
subject surface form: Apache HTTP Server