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Apache2Triad spells instant and
facile deployment of web software on any windows
server along the lines of the WAMP paradigm in
a point and click manner in just minutes and is
a ideal solution for the setup of server farms.
A2T has been customised for clients like ADSI
, Magasec to only contain the components of their
choice or add another and/or include their own
software in order to streamline their deployment
process.
A2T implies a level of experience and insight
amassed over a number of 24 releases spanning
3 years and continuous user support and commercial
customizations.
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| Personal / Educational |
| Apache2Triad sports around half
a million downloads and over 3 years of real-world
testing and is one of the leading open source
WAMP stacks.
A2T is featured in lab files of the prestigious
CIW (Certified Internet Web Professional) v5 Foundations
course and is used in many other teaching environments.
A2T is used for hosting many sites of the Turkish
and Brazilian governments as well as thousands
of private websites worldwide.
A2T is being recommended in windows setup manuals
of many open source software like rubyonrails
, dotproject and is the program of choice on many
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| NEWS |
eWEEK Labs tests WAMP vs. LAMP stacks
From the article :
"The results of our WAMP stack tests indicate
that these folks might be on to something. Our WAMP
stack setups included Windows Server 2003, Apache,
MySQL and the PHP-based XOOPS; Plone running on
Windows Server 2003 R2; and JBoss and MySQL on Windows
Server 2003.
The results we saw with the WAMP stacks were
probably the biggest surprise in our entire test.
Enterprise IT managers shouldn't hesitate to look
into the option of deploying open-source stacks
on a Windows Server platform."
By Jim
Rapoza July 9, 2006
InfoWorld article on Open source on Windows
From the article :
"I have a confession to make. Sometimes,
when I’m trying out an unfamiliar open source
component, I cheat. Even if the software I’m
working on will deploy to Linux, I’ll sometimes
develop it on Windows first.
Why? Because on Windows, an open source component
is likely to come with an installer that just
works. That’s a huge advantage. The game
of software development is dominated by the evaluation
of available components and the selection of those
that best meet needs. To play well you must be
able to evaluate and select as easily and quickly
as you can."
By Jon
Udell July 6, 2006
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