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Dwi Hartanto, S,.Kom 10/06/2012 Macam ‐ macam Web Server diantanya: 1. Apache HTTP Web Server Apache Web Server ‐ The HTTP Web Server Proyek Apache HTTP Server adalah upaya untuk mengembangkan 1. Apache Tomcat dan memelihara server HTTP open source untuk sistem operasi 2. Microsoft windows Server 2003 Internet Information Services (IIS) modern termasuk UNIX dan Windows NT. Tujuan dari proyek ini 3. Lighttpd adalah untuk menyediakan server yang aman, efisien dan dapat 4. Sun Java System Web Server diperluas yang menyediakan layanan HTTP disinkron dengan HTTP 5. Xitami Web Server standar saat ini. 6. Zeus Web Server Namun web yang terkenal dan yang sering digunakan adalah Apache dan Microsoft Internet Information Service (IIS). E Commerce Pertemuan 13 1 Dwi Hartanto, S,.Kom 10/06/2012 3. Abyss Web Server 2. Virgo Web Server Abyss Web Server memungkinkan Anda untuk meng-host situs web Anda pada Virgo Web Server dari EclipseRT adalah sepenuhnya aplikasi berbasis server komputer sendiri. Abyss Web Server mendukung koneksi keamanan SSL/TLS Java bbbierbasismoddlul yang dirancang untuk menjjlalank an aplikasi Java (HTTPS) sert a b erb agai t ek nol ogi web . Ab yss W eb S erver j uga d apat enterprise dan Spring‐powered aplikasi dengan tingkat fleksibilitas yang menjalankan aplikasi web PHP, Perl, Python, ASP, ASP.NET dan Ruby on Rails canggih yang dapat didukung oleh database seperti MySQL, SQLite, MS SQL tinggi dan kehandalan. Ia menawarkan platform sederhana namun Server, MS Access atau Oracle. komprehensif untuk mengembangkan, menyebarkan dan perusahaan jasa aplikasi Java. 4. Cherokee Web Server Cherokee adalah sebuah inovatif, kaya akan fitur dan mudah untuk mengkonfigurasi Web Server open source. Cherokee mendukung banyak teknologi web seperti FastCGI, SCGI, PHP, uWSGI, SSI, CGI, LDAP, TLS/SSL, HTTP proxy, streaming video, caching konten, traffic shaping dan lain-lain. 5. RaidenHTTPD Web Server 7. GoAhead WebServer RaidenHTTPD adalah software web server berfitur lengkap untuk platform GoAhead WebServer adalah web server standar yang cepat dan efisien dirancang Windows. RaidenHTTPD dirancang untuk siapapun, baik seorang amatir untuk mendukung cross‐platform. Sementara WebServer dirancang untuk maupun ahli, yang ingin memiliki sebuah situs web interaktif berjalan dalam perangkat yang di‐embed itu adalah web server yang tetap berfungsi penuh dan hitungan menit. penggunaannya tidak hanya terbatas pada perangkat embedded. Desain WebServer yang kecil dan efisien membuatnya cocok untuk berbagai aplikasi. 6. KF Web Server Selain itu, keamanan untuk WebServer disediakan oleh Jaringan PeerSec. KF Web Server adalah sebuah HTTP Server gratis yang dapat meng‐host 8. Tornado Web Server yjumlah situs web dengan tidak terbatas. Uurannya yang kecil, persyaratan Tornado adalah versi open source dari skalabilitas, web server non‐blocking dan sistem yang rendah dan administrasi yang mudah membuat KF Web Server tool yang memperkuat FriendFeed. Aplikasi FriendFeed ditulis menggunakan menjadi pilihan yang sempurna bagi para pengembang web profesional dan kerangka web yang terlihat sedikit seperti web.py atau webapp Google, namun juga amatir. dengan tool tambahan dan optimasi untuk mengambil keuntungan dari infrastruktur yang mendasari non‐blocking. E Commerce Pertemuan 13 2 Dwi Hartanto, S,.Kom 10/06/2012 9. lighttpd Web Server 11. WampServer lighttpd cepat mendefinisikan ulang efisiensi webserver, lighttpd dirancang dan WampServer 2 adalah versi baru dari WAMP5. WampServer 2 adalah sebuah proyek dioptimalkan untuk kinerja lingkungan yang tinggi. Dengan footprint memori kecil open source, bebas untuk digunakan (lisensi GPL). WampServer 2 dibangun dibandingkan dengan web server lainnya, manajemen yang efektif dari beban CPU dan yang meliputi: sekumpulan fitur canggih (FastCGI, SCGI, Auth, Output‐Compression, URL‐Rewriting dan ‐ Apache 2.2.21 banyak lagi) lighttpd adalah solusi sempurna untuk setiap server yang menderita masalah ‐ Php 5.3.8 beban. Dan dari semua itu lighttpd berlisensi open source di bawah lisensi BSD yang sudah ‐ Mysql 5.5.16 direvisi. ‐ Xdebug 2.1.2 ‐ XDC 1,5 10. USB Web server ‐ PhpMyAdmin 3.4.5 USBWebserver adalah kombinasi dari software web server populer: Apache, MySQL, PHP ‐ SQLBuddy 1.3.3 dan PhpMyAdmin. Dengan USBWebserver adalah mungkin untuk mengembangkan dan ‐ WebGrind 1.0 menunjukkan situs PHP Anda, di mana‐mana dan kapan saja. Keuntungan dari USBWebserver adalah Anda dapat menggunakannya dari USB bahkan CD. 12. Hiawatha webserver Webserver ini berjalan pada Linux, BSD, MacOS X dan Windows. Dan Hiawatha webserver 14. Unicorn: Rack HTTP Web Server 20. Yaws Web Server dapat menjalankan jenis aplikasi CGI/FastCGI, telah dioptimalkan untuk penggunaan 15. Tcl Web Server 21. Barracuda Embedded Web dengan PHP. Kebanyakan kerangka kerja PHP yang dikenal dan aplikasi CMS telah diuji 16. Savant Web Server Server 17. Nginx Web Server dengan Hiawatha dan berjalan tanpa masalah. Hiawatha mendukung banyak fitur web dan 22. Cheyenne Web Server 18. AWS Web Server 23. Swazoo Web Server HTTP seperti CGI/FastCGI, otentikasi HTTP, dukungan virtual host, permintaan pipelining, 19. ASCOOS Web Server 24. XAMPP koneksi yang tetap terus berjalan, URL rewriting dan masih banyak lagi. 25. Nanoweb Web Server 26. Eeva Webserver 13. Roxen WebServer Roxen WebServer adalah web server open source yang berfitur lengkap didistribusikan di bawah lisensi GPL. Roxen WebServer berjalan pada sejumlah sistem operasi yang berbeda termasuk Windows, Linux, Solaris dan Mac OS X. http://ilhamsk.com/26‐software‐web‐server‐paling‐top‐part‐2/ E Commerce Pertemuan 13 3 Dwi Hartanto, S,.Kom 10/06/2012 1. Komputer klien dapat berupa pc desktop atau laptop yang mempunyai browser dan terkoneksi dengan jaringan internet atau intranet. 2. Server berisi perangkat lunak yang mempunyai spesifikasi teknis minimal terkait dengan kemampuan server dalam melayani banyak klien nantinya. Server terhubung juga dengan Internet atau Intranet agar dapat diakses oleh klien. Untuk keperluan akses dari klien maka server juga harus mempunyai alamat yang biasa disebut dengan Internet Protocol (IP) misal 202.10.20.20. 3. Klien melakukan request untuk memesan alamat kepada server melalui browser misal http://www.mamaders.com. 4. Server mendapat pesanan alamat akan mencari informasi sesuai dengan pesanan klien, dana memberikan hasilnya dalam bentuk halaman website. Pencarian ini bisa jadi menghasilkan, namun juga bisa gagal. Biasanya server telah diset untuk •Menerima permintaan (request) dari client, dan mengantisipasi hal tersebut dengan jawaban ‘ 404 Page not Found ‘ untuk pesan ketika •Mengirimkan apa yang diminta oleh client (response) tidak menemukan alamat yang dicari E Commerce Pertemuan 13 4 Dwi Hartanto, S,.Kom 10/06/2012 Perangkat yang diperlukan meliputi alat komputer seperti prosesor yang handal dan cepat, HDD 9 harddisk dengan kapasitas yang mencukupi misalnya beberapa ratus giga karena menyimpan halaman web dan database, penggunaan memory yang besar, motherboard yang handdal dan mempunyai daya tahan yang tinggi, kartujaringanyang handal, dan peralatan lain yang diperlukan untuk membangun server. Jadi kebutuhan perangkat keras untuk membangun web server berupa unit server dengan spesifikasi yang cukup, dapat menggunakan server rakitan atau PC biasa yang ddfkdimodifikasi sebagai router atau menggunakan server bddbranded misalnya server dari perusahaan HP ( Hewlet Pacckard ), Compaq, IBM, Sun Microsystem, Acer, Fujitsu, Dell, dan Cisco E Commerce Pertemuan 13 5 Dwi Hartanto, S,.Kom 10/06/2012 E Commerce Pertemuan 13 6.
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