This post is the first in a series about getting Drupal to run as a persistent server, responding to requests without bootstrapping each and every time. This is how many other application frameworks and languages run: nodejs, Rails etc. In those systems you start some instances of your application and then they do whatever bootstrapping they need to do and then they enter an endless loop waiting for requests. I recently upgraded our internally hosted...
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