Favorite Linux Distribution 2005-02-08 - By Anthony G. Atkielski
Eimantas Vai??i?nas writes:
> But i've read somewhere that FreeBSD has threading problems with
> Apache, so anyways if you're planning to run Apache2 you should
> compile it with prefork module.
Currently I run Apache2 on FreeBSD 5.x and it runs beautifully, on a P4
with hyperthreading enabled (which FreeBSD treats as two processors).
FreeBSD and Apache go together like bread and butter.
The Apache project itself runs FreeBSD.
It's true that in a commercial or mission-critical environment you might
want to run a proprietary UNIX or other OS, mainly because you get
better support (FreeBSD is very reliable, but you're largely on your own
if it fails). But in that case many large companies choose Solaris or
Windows. Nevertheless, the FreeBSD/Apache combination retains a leading
position on the Net overall, because it's just as reliable and robust as
the commercial stuff, and yet it's free. And if you have in-house talent
to run it, it's a very viable combination even for commercial and
mission-critical sites.
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