Apache HTTP Server vs. Microsoft IIS vs. Mongoose Web Server

As a web server for my local dev environment as well as deployment servers.

Opstax uses Apache as a front end web server.

Apache splits static traffic from application traffic, as well as providing a selection of tools to assist in running of the site (rewrites, logging etc).

Server majority of our web traffic.

Most known webserver. We are using Apache due to his htaccess feature but its just a backedn to proccess PHP. In font of Apache we are using NGINX to server static files

Web application server

Several of my sites are pretty simple or use Word Press.

Serving any and all dynamic content to the client.

Because nginx doesn't play well on Heroku for some reason.

As a server for local hosted solutions

Good old Apache2 hasn't failed me yet. I use it because I know it.

webserver

WebServer/Hosting

Legacy systems

Store whatever we need online

Web server for Drupal

Primary web server, delivers PHP-rendered pages as well as static HTML content. Ruby CGIs deliver objects to browser-side code using REST/JSON

modproxybalancer provides highly concurrent end-user browser connections, and manages session routing to the application cluster

Mount web apps

Picked 'by default', Apache is actually serving the content.

Apache helps to run PHP and deliver dynamic pages, with no advanced options.

ほぼ詳しくない

We use Linux / Apache server setup to run all our apps.

We use Apache Http Server in conjunction with django. Apache is Apache for a reason.

http service

To host the website temporarily.

basic configuration I guess

SSL-Web server tras la aplicación ITBID

Elastic Beanstalk는 아파치 기반

Merely as a platform for running PHP, and blocking access to certain folders.

Hosting cachet

I am using Apache for my application server

Our websites run on Apache. We use the proxy reverse feature to serve directly static websites hosted on GitHub on our domain.

Workhouse server. Does the job, without too many complaints, and with good responses on SO.

Easiest to setup Vhosts without root

easy to set up - though I plan to replace with nginx since there is no server side processing planned

For serving content

Web Server

easy web hosting, ssl support

The API is hosted on a VPS alongside the WordPress site for efficient access to the database.

Web server for admin panel + clients views

负载均衡

Webserver

hmmm

The server we use. Don't really need to worry about this too much.

SSL Accelerators and HTTP load-balancing for Application Servers

We use httpd in front of our Tomcat web server. Apache terminates the TLS connections and forwards to the embedded Tomcat server(s) for request processing. We also use it as load balancer for multi-server deployments.

Used as a web server for the site.

As backend

I use Apache because its what my host uses and I cant really change that because I cant setup my own Apache server.

Apache is used as the HTTP server for most of our clients' websites

The web server

Dev/Prod servers

Server

Used it since I started Linux and its held up well with no issues to complain about. It is also the most popular so that is a plus!

We do a lot of web based application development. This is on LAMP or WAMP stack and it involved Apache as the web server.

Mid range HTTP services

Web server for our 9 web applications and associated web services and external integrations

Our web frontends are running on IIS

Primary web server.

Web Server. Deployed on Windows 2012 r2.

Windows環境構築

Obvius WebServer

Part of Azure

Hosting Web apps

Website hosting

This is a legacy system requirement. We have some portions of our website written in PHP. Normally this wouldn't be an issue but at the time they decided to use PHP+Windows they were also trying to use MSSQL databases (All the microsoft influence was due to some azure credits the company received early on). The particular driver they ended up picking forced them into using the mssql_* functions instead of PDO. This meant that the majority of the site used these rather outdated calls and replacing them was a rather large endeavour. So while we migrate some of the PHP backend away to various node.js api systems we are simply sustaining the existing PHP portions.

Windows HTTP Server

We host our ASP.NET Core APIs on Windows Server 2016 / IIS.