Apache software foundation produces two types of web servers.
Apache HTTP used for static content that can also be equipped with modules to serve dynamic content (e.g. PHP, Ruby), as well as
Apache Tomcat which is a web-container (i.e. application server) used for serving dynamic content written in Java.
Once you've confirmed the Apache version, you should check the web server's modules. Modules serve as add-ons to support extra features that can include things like CGI, Secure Socket Layer (SSL), Virtual Hosting, as well as the processing of web applications written in just about any programming language. Inclusively, there are certain modules that can be helpful for increasing performance.
Apache HTTP used for static content that can also be equipped with modules to serve dynamic content (e.g. PHP, Ruby), as well as
Apache Tomcat which is a web-container (i.e. application server) used for serving dynamic content written in Java.
Once you've confirmed the Apache version, you should check the web server's modules. Modules serve as add-ons to support extra features that can include things like CGI, Secure Socket Layer (SSL), Virtual Hosting, as well as the processing of web applications written in just about any programming language. Inclusively, there are certain modules that can be helpful for increasing performance.
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