I'm running IIS and PHP and we're running into some bottlenecks under load testing. The pages are cached, but sometimes we can get load times up to 30 seconds for a user. This seems to happen when the cache expires. We're looking into a lot of different things to fix this issue, so one of our first places to look is at IIS and PHP. Normally I run PHP under Apache and don't really have these issues. Anyone have some good tips/best practices for running PHP under IIS? We do have FastCGI turned on already.
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