Since 1995, the Apache web server is being used. It controls a greater number of sites than whatever other item, it is the first and the second is Microsoft IIS. Apache has been accessible for a long time and it has numerous clients, which prompted heaps of module been composed to extend its usefulness out of which most are open sources. Case in point, one mainstream setup is to utilize Apache to server up static website pages.
Apache is known for its energy and incorporates modules that are required to work with back end application servers and run scripting dialects. Apache servers can be conveyed in extraordinary numbers. It has a heap balancer module as well, and there are fittings based burden balancers as well. Additionally, Apache comes in with implicit backing for PHP, Python, Perl and different dialects.
Open Source Software:
Apache is produced and kept up by an open group of designers under the sponsorship of the Apache Software Foundation. Most regularly utilized on an Unix-like system,[5] the product is accessible for a wide mixed bag of working frameworks, including Unix, Freebsd, Linux, Solaris, Novell Netware, OS X, Microsoft Windows, OS/2, TPF, Openvms and ecomstation. Discharged under the Apache License, Apache is open-source programming.
Features:
Famous packing strategies on Apache incorporate the outside expansion module, mod_gzip, executed to help with decrease of the size (weight) of Web pages served over HTTP. Modsecurity is an open source interruption location and counteractive action motor for Web applications. Apache logs can be broke down through a Web program utilizing free scripts, for example, Awstats/W3perl or Visitors.
Virtual facilitating permits one Apache establishment to serve numerous distinctive Web destinations. Case in point, one machine with one Apache establishment could at the same time serve www.example.com, www.example.org, test47.test-server.example.edu, and so on.
Performance:
As opposed to executing a solitary building design, Apache gives a mixed bag of Multiprocessing Modules (Mpms), which permit Apache to run in a methodology based, crossover (process and string) or occasion mixture mode, to better match the requests of every specific base.

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