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OK. Got it.

Actually, it depends on the problem to be solved. In the case I 
mentioned (PHP websites), FastCGI is a must and the FastCGI cache a 
performance grall.

FastCGI can be useful, even in Ada, if the site has to serve large 
quantities of static text and static images, that will make good use of 
a FastCGI cache.

But for dynamic sites (without static datas) written without PHP, I 
agree that the WebSockets protocol is indeed ideal.

WebSockets is a http1 only protocol. What doesn't matter. In most 
dynamic sites, such as business software, http2 or http3 are useless.

-- 
Stéphane Rivière
Ile d'Oléron - France