High-End Apache 20
BoarderPhreak writes: "Everything Solaris today posted a follow-up to the original 'Apache: The Basics' article entitled, 'Apache: Handling Traffic' which goes into detail about various methods of load-balancing and redundancy and mentions using Rsync for replication."
No "First Post" garbage... (Score:1, Funny)
I think this article is
Right on target.
Sun hardware matched
To Apache software is really a
Perfect combination
Of a great OS with
Solaris, and security with Apache
That is unmatched by any other webserver.
Broken site? (Score:1)
Re:Broken site? (Score:1)
Site is Fine... (Score:2, Offtopic)
Re:Broken site? (Score:2)
proxy...
Re:apache is dying (Score:5, Insightful)
The latest Netcraft survey shows Apache having gained, with IIS having dropped slightly, and Apache is still well over 50%.
Apache 2.0 is progressing nicely, and the latest 1.3.x release was made only a few weeks ago. How exactly does that show that 2.0 isn't slated for release, and the code is going closed?
Lastly, even if your groundless statements were true, why in the world would we start over writing a web server? We've got the source for Apache, and it's a pretty slick web server. Don't you think it'd make more sense to continue it's development, forked if needed (which isn't needed)?
Bah.
Re:apache is dying (Score:2)
Apache dying? Sheesh.
Re:apache is dying (Score:1)
The second time you do it, after having had evidence requested of you, and failing to provide it, labels you without a doubt as a troll, and a waste of time.
Re:apache is dying (Score:1)
So far, you've done absolutely nothing to back up your claim that "apache is dying". Until you provide some sort of evidence or proof, all you're doing is spouting an unsupported opinion.
Try making an informed argument, including some support for it, and I'll reply. Until then, I'm done with this thread.
Re:apache is dying (Score:2)
The Apache group is great and all, but they really need to get off their collective asses and get 2.x finished, in my ever-so-humble opinion.
Using Apache to replace IIS (Score:1)
Please email me off list (Mytho_X.NOSPAM@pacbell.net) Remove
/. Effect (Score:1)
If only the bandwidth problems were solved
a bit thin (Score:1)
I did like the differentiation between load balancing (between machines doing the same tasks) and load sharing (for machines that had task differentiation).
Dan
Re:a bit thin (Score:2)
Rsync (Score:1)
... Having trouble accessing the site.