Nice performance

One of the new features of Windows server 2008 is that it will now support php applications on IIS 7.0 in a more native way: just add the FastCGI module to the web server role, create a handler to handle .php files so the webserver knows where to get php handled. and you can add your php app to the webserver, no more need for ISAPI filters or something else. this not only sounds very cool, but also is performing very good as is shown in this blogpost. I like the statement of 130% better…

I am curious on how PHP on IIS will catch on, especially PHP on server Core is a nice alternative for php on linux.