What is SAPI and when would you use it?

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SAPI stands for “Server API” (and API stands for “Application Programming Interface”). It is the mechanism that controls the interaction between the “outside world” and the PHP/Zend engine. So, you would always want to use it. In fact, you cannot avoid using it without a lot of effort since even CLI is considered a SAPI.

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