(man this is coming up a lot today) It is not ZServer vs Apache but ZServer alone or behind Apache. Either way you are using ZServer. ZServer will do all of your http requests and as a stand alone server it will work just fine. It is faster than putting Apache in front of it and is certainly easier to set up. It does not however offer SSL (think there is a product for this) and if you are in a mixed environment (meaning you don't control the webserver) it is easier to put behind Apache (many ways). I have a couple different sites doing to both ways. I, PERSONALLY, like ZServer alone. I find the logging situation better, the speed better and is less things running on the server. J
From: Corey <corey@axcelerant.com> Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 09:57:00 -0700 To: zope@zope.org Subject: [Zope] Zserver vs Apache
I keep seeming to notice that the docs are constantly referring to Zserver as the recomended choice for the http backend. Why is this? Should I not attempt to integrate our Apache server with Zope, and simply use Zserver instead?
Thanks,
Corey
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