Apache Web Server - What is...

Apache is the go to web server for deploying websites. You can run it on Linux, Windows, Mac, Unix and more. It's free, and reliable.

[@Sped-ku9js]

Thank you for making the video short, informative and straight to the point. Very well explained

[@davidbasil2727]

Fast and furious More videos like this

[@alexisphilip]

Short and informative. ALL I needed to know! Thank you.

[@igpie]

Simple and precise to help understand what it is. You check around, everyone is talking about how to install without first telling what it is. Thank you.

[@TwinBytesInc]

Unusually short video for you. Straight to the point and very clear. I see your channel appears to be monetized still too, I thought they took that away from you based on a previous rant video you made, but I'm glad to hear you still have it. You're a big inspiration to me with my channel. Thank you!

[@karlkfoury2213]

what rant?

[@C3TECH-y1e]

sim

[@WDWFB]

Thank you so much for this video. I am coming from a completely different field and started learning web development as a hobby. For some reason I could not understand for my life what Apache was no matter how many videos I have watched or articles I read. Call me dumb but as I said my background is not IT, so all the terminology and references are completely new to me, I have to look everything up one by one. I have almost given up and decided that is it, I am not gonna understand it but then I found your video. I finally get it. Thank you so much, now I can continue learning further. Amazing stuff!

[@saadthayab]

best two min to learn that thanks sir

[@rutujamurdande3]

Short and so helpful. Thank you so much for this video.

[@TroyArn]

Now you’re nailing it. Beautiful.

[@hitline4134]

Damn haven’t seen such a direct to the point explanation like this. 🙏

[@Quancept]

Good explanation. Thank you!

[@aquafrog]

Short but informative !

[@bellamymusicofficial7915]

Thank you this was very concise and simple!

[@samuelifechukwudeebodili6715]

Concise and informative. Thanks

[@samms7922]

just a small correction, static websites mean html css and also Javascript. therefore if you have appache installed you can serve static websites. yes. Dynamic mean that you have data that's coming from somewhere outside of your static files, for example a data base or an api somewhere on the internet.

[@-l1996]

Muito boa a explicação (contado que usei as legendas kkk) Quero criar um servido e estava na dúvida sobre o Apache. fui muito bem atendido. Obrigado

[@muizabdul3632]

Nice one, very informative

[@dileepamax]

Hi @Eli the Computer Guy. It's really helpful if you can do a video about installing and configuring Apache sever on local Linux server

[@rosemarieosborn8625]

so basically this is good enough for a front end developer like me..........nice! thank you

[@maxtvtvtv8623]

Eli for President

[@katuciaatootong7779]

I like your channel

[@syedarmaghanhassan4652]

Cool cool cool! Thanks!

[@ManojLikeSteveJobs]

Thank you:)

[@goldfish8196]

Bravo.

[@benhassineyoussef738]

thanks alot

[@brandonfarfan1978]

Cool.👍

[@pellorocce4338]

thanks!

[@MRTECH-ym7lm]

If only everyone could break it down in 2 minutes... there should be a rule.. thanks dude.. like a sub

[@kamalelrefaey]

thank you for this great explanation .. and i have a question ............. how could i get these information's from?

[@thaidoan868]

The video is short and informative

[@andrew.schaeffer4032]

Hey great video thanks! P.S. it's a little hard to hear you

[@ElectrickSoundz]

❤

[@SCTproductionsJ5]

I'm new to a lot of this, but can't you do the dynamic stuff with HTML5?? Doesn't HTML5 make a lot of the other tech obsolete?

[@diegoramos27]

Hi Sir, can it run Servlets? like Tomcat does ? thanks

[@Grim-oc9fw]

What what another tech video from Eli ? Either the world is ending or sky net is coming and Eli is trying to make his peace with the evil A.I.

[@sunnykirtkar8303]

my viva answer is this video

[@benjaminthetechguy2466]

create a list for apache configuration

[@noferblatz]

You use languages like PHP for *forms* on websites. That is really its only value. Likewise with some of the other languages which can be attached to Apache. Javascript has nothing to do with Apache; it runs in the browser on your local machine.

[@Cognitoman]

noferblatz php only for forms lol?

[@Cognitoman]

Owain Harris yeah node.js is runs on the backend as well which is js

[@AndreaVitiani]

?????...

[@hajji384]

Xampp is enough

[@zes3813]

wr

[@hajji384]

A single download and install XAMPP

[@shanmugamshanmugam644]

Prosytude licence

[@ash-faque]

Murmur it , Ssh apache.....

[@hanes2]

Maybe you should get more up to date... It's all about Nginx now.

[@Cognitoman]

Helgan lol

[@user-or7ji5hv8y]

you lost me on the word 'persist'