The next step in creating a plan for your Web site is to determine its architecture. This includes determining what kind of environment your Web site will live in. You have many kinds of server environments to choose from.Your choice will be based on a combination of factors, not the least of which includes where your expertise lies. If your strong suit is Active Server Pages (ASP) programming, you might want to avoid Java environments, and vice-versa. Of course, if you obtain a job on a Web site, you won’t be making that decision unless you’re running the whole show. There are two broad categories of Web server environments: vendor-based and open source. It’s normal to assume that the phrase “vendor-based Web development environments” means Microsoft, however, other software vendors also create Web development and Web server environments. The three major Web server software vendors follow:
Generally, if you want to run a Java-based architecture or PHP, you should probably run an Apache server. If you run ASP or .NET, you should run a Microsoft server. However, you can run Java-based software using Microsoft-based products, and you can also run Apache on Windows products (since Apache ports its software to multiple operating systems). If you want to run static HTML pages, pick the operating environment you’re most comfortable with.
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