Apache

The Apache documentation files. freely available at the Apache Software Foundation (apache.org), are now available to browse in multiple languages at the following links. (more…)

A lot of new content is on the way here at Apache.com. We we will have several new articles, regular blog posts, tutorials, and many screencasts detailing Apache installation, configuration, and diagnostics step-by-step.

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Setup SSL Tutorial teaches you how to generate and setup a SSL certificate.
Assuming you have apache and openssl installed, you would like to generate and setup an SSL certificate for a domain and generate a CSR.

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Well, the last design was nice but it seemed a bit cluttered. After a few visitors and acquaintances commented on the cluttered look as well, I decided it was time to switch it up a bit. The new look is a lot more content oriented and simplified.

The Apache Tuscany team is pleased to announce the 1.4 release of the Java SCA project. (more…)

The Apache Incubator Sanselan team is proud to announce our latest release: Apache Sanselan 0.97-incubating.

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The Apache CXF team is proud to announce the availability of the 2.0.10 patch
release!

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If you’re looking for a good developmental server for your work, or just for personal use, what better place than your workstation? It eliminates the need for uploading your work to a remote server and allows you to run your scripts and test your website in a server environment. You can even set it up to be accessible to world, password protected, or invisible behind your firewall.  Nowadays, it is easier than ever to get a complete web server setup on Windows. WAMP is a popular package combining the popular web server Apache, MySQL Database server, and PHP scripting language. The install takes a few minutes and is super easy; if you can click Next, you’re good. With a couple quick tweaks to your router and httpd.conf file you are ready to serve files to the web. The below steps will get you up and running in minutes, let’s get started!

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The new Apache Forums are up and running. There will be several changes to the structure and design of the forum over the next couple of days but we will be on there answering questions and posting so get involved! Ask all of your Apache.com questions, chat with other Apache users, and share your tips and knowledge of the Apache web server in the new forums. Several hundred unique Apache users visit the forum everyday so ask your questions and start getting help with that annoying configuration problem today!

Several tutorials are being written and will be showing up on the site very soon! We would like to hear your opinions on what tutorials you would like to see! We will cover all of the basic apache tasks (install, configuration, ssl, etc.) but also want to go more in depth with modules and other web server related services. This means things such as Ruby on Rails, Webmin, virtualization, and other frameworks, for example. What do you think? What would YOU like to see? Comment on this post or let us know in the forums!