Ésta lista está sacada de un paper en IBM, escrito por Cameron Laird vicepresidente de Parseit y autor en O´Reilly.
Éstas son alternativas más ligeras que IIS e Apache, siendo muy interesantes en determinadas aplicaciones web (o en alguno de sus módulos) con mucho tráfico.
cghttpd is a minimal Web server best understood as an experiment in use of asynchronous facilities available in the 2.6 series of Linux kernels.
darkhttpd is a fast, single-threaded HTTP/1.1 server.
Gatling is designed for high performance. Features include FTP, IPv6, virtual hosting, CGI, and so on.
Kernux is a Linux kernel module which implements an HTTP daemon.
lighttpd is the fifth-most-used Web server (and growing!). It is optimized for many simultaneous connections: “The typical scenario is using lighttpd as an off-load server to push out static content …”
The LiteSpeed Web Server is a commercial lightweight Web server that emphasizes performance and security. LiteSpeed Technologies Inc. claims speed-up by a factor of six for static content, and more modest gains for interpreted pages.
Miniature JWS, also known as tjws, is a Java-coded Web server which handles servlets, JSP, and thousands of concurrent connections, in 77 kilobytes. Its author advertises it is “10% faster than Apache 2.x.”
Yaws is a high-performance HTTP/1.1 server written in Erlang.
Octubre 22nd, 2007 at 3:40 am
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