The web server that powered much of my early Drupal consulting work and remains a trusted foundation for many production websites.
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How I use it
Apache HTTP Server has been one of the cornerstones of web development throughout my career. For many years it served as the standard web server for Drupal, providing the flexibility and reliability needed to host everything from small organizational websites to large enterprise platforms. Its extensive module ecosystem and mature configuration options made it well suited to the diverse requirements of Drupal projects.
I've deployed and maintained Apache across numerous Drupal environments, configuring virtual hosts, URL rewriting, SSL, caching behavior, and PHP integration. Whether working on local development environments, traditional LAMP stacks, or managed hosting platforms, Apache has consistently been a dependable part of my toolkit.
For clients, Apache represents a proven and well-understood platform backed by decades of development and community support. While newer alternatives have emerged, it remains an excellent choice for many organizations depending on their infrastructure and operational requirements.