Web Server Vs Application Server

19 thoughts on “Web Server Vs Application Server”

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• Thank you for your explanation!

• Very good, thank you

• Awesome!
  After watching like 10 video about this topic.. finally somewhat understood..thanks

• Thanks for the video – I learned that application servers use much more resources than web servers, and application servers allocate resources, queue, security, and a pool to each app container. Web server also do this, but to a limited degree.

• webservers like IIS is not limited to only providing static content. you have that part wrong.

• Web server only mean can't interact you can only watch and application server you can interact such order food online,buy clothes online etc

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• this is wrong. incorrect information in this video

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• Great video. Very good examples also. Thank you.

• very very boring video, i felt like sleeping in between of that.. if you could think , that by just reading though the presentations , you could make others understand, your mistaken

• terrible accent!

• Apache Tomcat ? Isn't it an application server ?

• Not too deeply explained. It's mostly a blurred view and highly abstracted.

• I want to know Spring has all features which application server provide, so why application server needed?

• Nice explanation

• very informative. can you please upload a video on polymorphism.

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