Alternate application servers: are there any good ones?

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Alternate application servers: are there any good ones?

Ted Byers
The motivation for this question derives from learning a little more
about nginx than just that it exists.  I understand from my reading
over the past couple days that nginx is as good as Apache's web
server, but that it performs MUCH, much better on limited hardware
under heavy load.  I plan on checking this out.

That said, I have always used Tomcat for my application programming,
and ignored the various commercial application servers (no budget for
anything commercial).  Now, I would like to ask if there is an open
source application server that is comparable to Tomcat in terms of
reliability of the application sever, but that, like comparing nginx
to Apache's web server, performs better than Tomcat on limited
hardware under heavy load.  Of course, if there is, that begs the
question as to how well OFBiz runs on such a thing.

Does anyone have information/experience related to this?

Thanks

Ted

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R.E.(Ted) Byers, Ph.D.,Ed.D.
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Re: Alternate application servers: are there any good ones?

Pierre Smits
Ted,

There aren't many documentations regarding such aspects of deployment
available. In the past it was possible to deploy in combination with Jetty.
But I don't know whether that is still applicable.

Nevertheless... If you want to share your experiences (both regarding
deployment in combi with NGINX or with other app servers), please create a
JIRA issue and attach your case study. Then it is available for others to
find. And it can be included in the documentation set.

Regards,

Pierre Smits

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